California AB2755 amends unlawful detainer definitions and procedures for tenants and subtenants.

California AB2755 amends Section 1161 of the Code of Civil Procedure to redefine unlawful detainer for tenants and subtenants. It specifies conditions under which a tenant or subtenant can be evicted, including failure to pay rent, breach of lease terms, or unlawful use of the property. The bill also outlines the notice requirements and the process for restitution of possession. Notably, it prohibits landlords from charging tenants fees for delivering notices and mandates that the notice or rent is deemed received by the owner on the date posted if proof of mailing is provided.

California AB2755 amends unlawful detainer definitions and procedures for tenants and subtenants.

California AB2755 amends Section 1161 of the Code of Civil Procedure to redefine unlawful detainer for tenants and subtenants. It specifies conditions under which a tenant or subtenant can be evicted, including failure to pay rent, breach of lease terms, or unlawful use of the property. The bill also outlines the notice requirements and the process for restitution of possession. Notably, it prohibits landlords from charging tenants fees for delivering notices and mandates that the notice or rent is deemed received by the owner on the date posted if proof of mailing is provided.