Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

I really apologize, but I simply cannot understand your post. Please re-submit the post with a clearer, step-by-step description of what happened. Alternatively, given that the Sheriff's notice is usually only a five day notice, you should probably contact a local tenant's rights attorney immediately to see what you can do to stop the lock-out. It is going to involve a court proceeding, so there isn't much sense re-posting here - you need immediate assistance from someone qualified to get into court in the next day or two to stop the lockout.

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