California SB448 outlines a procedure for removing squatters from residential properties.
California SB448 establishes a procedure for removing squatters from residential properties. It allows property owners to serve a demand to vacate, followed by a request for removal to local law enforcement. The law enforcement agency must then remove the unauthorized persons without unreasonable delay. The bill also provides immunity to law enforcement agencies performing removals in good faith. It defines "squatter" as someone unlawfully occupying property without the owner's consent and refusing to leave upon request.
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