Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

If a tenant sues a landlord, and the lawsuit is against the trust, through its trustee, that owns the property, what happens if the trustee sells the building?

Asked on 11/14/11, 12:29 pm

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It would depend on the nature and grounds for the lawsuit.

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