Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

If a landlord has started the eviction process can they enter the property while the tenet still resides on the property and no court date has been set?


Asked on 6/26/11, 11:48 am

4 Answers from Attorneys

Only with reasonable notice, the same as if there was no eviction.

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Answered on 6/26/11, 1:05 pm
Anthony Roach Law Office of Anthony A. Roach

I agree with Mr. McCormick. Until the landlord receives a writ of possession, and the sheriff has executed that writ, the landlord is still governed by the rules requiring notice prior to entry.

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Answered on 6/26/11, 3:20 pm
BARRY BESSER LAW OFFICES OF BARRY I. BESSER

Mr. McCormick and Mr. Roach are correct. You should look at your rental agreement. They ususually provide for 24 hours notice, unless there is some type of emergency.

BARRY BESSER

www.besserlaw.com

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Answered on 6/26/11, 3:44 pm
kevin sullivan Law Office of Steven Kremer

Only with reasonable notice unless their is an emregency situation in the unit. Please feel free to call me with any further questions.

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Answered on 7/01/11, 1:33 pm


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