California SB1335 regulates the handling of personal property left in common areas by tenants.

California SB1335 outlines procedures for landlords to follow when personal property is left in common areas during a tenancy. The landlord must notify the tenant and any other known owners of the property. If the property is not claimed within a specified period, the landlord can dispose of it. The bill defines terms such as "landlord," "owner," and "common area," and it specifies that the landlord is not liable for loss of property unless caused by deliberate or negligent acts. The bill also details how storage costs may be assessed and who is responsible for paying them.

California SB1335 regulates the handling of personal property left in common areas by tenants.

California SB1335 outlines procedures for landlords to follow when personal property is left in common areas during a tenancy. The landlord must notify the tenant and any other known owners of the property. If the property is not claimed within a specified period, the landlord can dispose of it. The bill defines terms such as "landlord," "owner," and "common area," and it specifies that the landlord is not liable for loss of property unless caused by deliberate or negligent acts. The bill also details how storage costs may be assessed and who is responsible for paying them.