In 1997, the City of Los Angeles sponsored legislation (Havice, Ch. 613, Statutes of 1998) to allow city attorneys or district attorneys to evict tenants engaged in drug-related activity, arguing that landlords often did not “in large part due to a fear of retaliation.” This bill changed the law in two ways. It allowed an entity other than the landlord to initiate an eviction action and it enabled a court to issue a partial eviction of tenants. By enabling partial evictions, the state provided the court with a tool to target only the tenant(s) engaged in unlawful drug activities and not an entire household. The resulting pilot program allowed five Los Angeles County court districts to participate
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In 1997, the City of Los Angeles sponsored legislation (Havice, Ch. 613, Statutes of 1998) to allow ...
Renters who remain at a property when they no longer have a legal right to reside at the location ma...
Under the general framework of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act (Health & Saf. Code, §§ 11570–1...
This is the eighth legislative report on the merits of the pilot program, as required by state statu...
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California landlords doing business in cities with strict rent control laws have found a way to get ...
Section 1437d(11(6) of the United States Housing Act of 1937 seeks to eliminate the dangerous condit...
This article discusses the nature of unlawful detainer actions in California and the difficulties...
This article discusses a California case which held that in an unlawful detainer action, a landl...
Unlawful Detainer-Storage and Sale of Evicted Tenant\u27s Property-Exemption Statute
In Department of Housing and Urban Development v. Rucker, the United States Supreme Court upheld the...
The most comprehensive, efficient eviction defense resource ever published. Covers both substantive ...
In 2011, California Code of Civil Procedure section 1161.3 (Section 1161.3) came into effect providi...
In the City of Los Angeles, virtually nothing is being built at a rental level of $400 a month or le...
The largest number of housing units subject to rent control can be found in California, but the poli...
In 1997, the City of Los Angeles sponsored legislation (Havice, Ch. 613, Statutes of 1998) to allow ...
Renters who remain at a property when they no longer have a legal right to reside at the location ma...
Under the general framework of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act (Health & Saf. Code, §§ 11570–1...
This is the eighth legislative report on the merits of the pilot program, as required by state statu...
This article discusses a California case which held that an ordinance requiring the landlord to evic...
California landlords doing business in cities with strict rent control laws have found a way to get ...
Section 1437d(11(6) of the United States Housing Act of 1937 seeks to eliminate the dangerous condit...
This article discusses the nature of unlawful detainer actions in California and the difficulties...
This article discusses a California case which held that in an unlawful detainer action, a landl...
Unlawful Detainer-Storage and Sale of Evicted Tenant\u27s Property-Exemption Statute
In Department of Housing and Urban Development v. Rucker, the United States Supreme Court upheld the...
The most comprehensive, efficient eviction defense resource ever published. Covers both substantive ...
In 2011, California Code of Civil Procedure section 1161.3 (Section 1161.3) came into effect providi...
In the City of Los Angeles, virtually nothing is being built at a rental level of $400 a month or le...
The largest number of housing units subject to rent control can be found in California, but the poli...