Landlord Rights and the California Code of Civil Procedure 1161
To establish your rights as landlord under the law, you must follow the procedures as outlined in CCP 1161.
California Civil Codes
Recently Updated Court Rules – January 2016
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Central District of California’s Local Rules Revised
Local rules pertaining to civil litigation changed in California’s Central District federal court as of June 1, 2015.
January 2014 Rule Changes In The California Courts
The California Courts have experienced numerous rule changes, amendments, repealed rules and new rules effective January 1, 2014.
California Code of Civil Procedure 1161
The California code of civil procedure 1161 regards possession of real property by a tenant or executor or administrator of an estate, and the grounds under which said persons will be guilty of unlawful detainer.
California Code of Civil Procedure 2031
The California Code of Civil Procedure 2031 (effective June 29, 2009) concerns a party obtaining discovery in a court action. The code specifies that any party is able to obtain discovery within the guidelines outlined in Chapters 2 and 3, however, they must abide by the restrictions contained within Chapter 5.
California Code of Civil Procedure 1005
California civil procedure code 1005 (CCP 1005) concerns what pleadings require written notice when filed in the court. These motions include Notice of Application and Hearing from Writ of Attachment under Section 484.040, Motion to Quash Summons and any other under the code requiring notice, and a judge or court does not require an additional method for … Read Article
California Code of Civil Procedure 437c
The California code of civil procedure 437c concerns summary judgment adjudication in a court action, and is applicable to any party involved. The code outlines the conditions under which a motion for summary judgment may be made: if the other party has not made an action in the court proceeding or if the action has been judged as having no merit. … Read Article