Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

eviction
If the property is noticed as lot a and b on the maps and the deed of trust, but only one address is designated for both, but the postal system recognizes it as 2 addresses , but is not recorded in the maps of the county or the deed of trust.Can they legally evict you from the property that is not listed on the deed of trust and can they sell the property as one or would be considered two individual dwellings.

Asked on 10/29/07, 5:47 pm

Robert L. Bennett Law offices of Robert L. Bennett

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Re: eviction

Wow!! This reads like a question on a bar exam.

However, the key word here is eviction.

I need more facts. I am assuming that you are renting, and are behind on your rent. If not, why are you being evicted?

Also, I assume "they" is the landlord.

Lets forget about "a" and "b" for a moment, and the postal service. Have you been served with an unlawful detainer?

And why are we talking about a deed of trust, and worrying about selling the property as one or two dwellings?

Please resubmit your question, or e-mail me, with clearer fact, and I'l try to help you.

Answered on 10/29/07, 6:02 pm

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