California SB436 amends unlawful detainer laws to extend notice period for tenants in default.
California SB436 amends unlawful detainer laws by extending the notice period for tenants in default of rent payment. The bill specifies that a landlord may not demand rent, collect rent, issue a notice of a rent increase, or issue a notice to pay rent or quit if the dwelling lacks affirmative standard characteristics or violates health and safety codes. It also allows tenants to take proceedings to obtain possession of premises held by subtenants or others unlawfully detaining the property.
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