ut on the curb to try to force you out. Just cause also includes four specified “no- It is important for tenants to know about the basics of tenants’ housing rights and the laws protecting tenants from housing discrimination. tion notice, get legal help right away. This bulletin gives an overview of these laws and resources to access if you believe your rights were violated A tenant can only be evicted for “just cause.” Just cause means certain specified situations, listed in Civil Code section, where the tenant is at fault, such as when the tenant did not pay rent or violated a material term of their lease. This booklet focuses on the most significant aspects of the relationship of landlords and tenants in California, particularly the California laws that govern the landlordtenant relationship. It is important that tenants understand their legal rights when it comes to renting a residential unit. This booklet discusses various fair housing laws that protect tenants Tags All tenants in California, whether covered or exempt from the TPA, are protected from an eviction (or a refusal to renew a tenant’s lease) if it is related to an act of domestic SACRAMENTO – The California Department of Real Estate (DRE) announced today that it has completed a major revision to the widely used resource guidebook titled, California California Tenants – A Guide to Residential Tenants’ and Landlords’ Rights and Responsibilities was written initially by the Department of Consumer Affairs’ Legal Affairs california tenants a guide to residential tenants’ and landlords’ rights and responsibilitiesWhether the tenant is renting a room, apartment, house, or duplex, the landlord tenant relationship is governed by federal, state, and local laws. There are - The Department of Consumer Affairs last published the guidebook in Since then, the Legislature passed, and the Governor signed, many new laws addressing landlords and tenants. You can only be evicted by court order. Recognizing the need to update this guidebook, DRE revised it to reflect the addition of new laws, including the Tenant Protection Act of (AB) and the Know Your Rights as a California Tenant. It is illegal for a landlord to lock you out, shut of your utilities, or put your things. If you get an evi. If your landlord files for eviction in court and you fail to respond, the Tenants have many rights when renting a residential unit.
ut on the curb to try to force you out. Just cause also includes four specified “no- It is important for tenants to know about the basics of tenants’ housing rights and the laws protecting tenants from housing discrimination. tion notice, get legal help right away. This bulletin gives an overview of these laws and resources to access if you believe your rights were violated A tenant can only be evicted for “just cause.” Just cause means certain specified situations, listed in Civil Code section, where the tenant is at fault, such as when the tenant did not pay rent or violated a material term of their lease. This booklet focuses on the most significant aspects of the relationship of landlords and tenants in California, particularly the California laws that govern the landlordtenant relationship. It is important that tenants understand their legal rights when it comes to renting a residential unit. This booklet discusses various fair housing laws that protect tenants Tags All tenants in California, whether covered or exempt from the TPA, are protected from an eviction (or a refusal to renew a tenant’s lease) if it is related to an act of domestic SACRAMENTO – The California Department of Real Estate (DRE) announced today that it has completed a major revision to the widely used resource guidebook titled, California California Tenants – A Guide to Residential Tenants’ and Landlords’ Rights and Responsibilities was written initially by the Department of Consumer Affairs’ Legal Affairs california tenants a guide to residential tenants’ and landlords’ rights and responsibilitiesWhether the tenant is renting a room, apartment, house, or duplex, the landlord tenant relationship is governed by federal, state, and local laws. There are - The Department of Consumer Affairs last published the guidebook in Since then, the Legislature passed, and the Governor signed, many new laws addressing landlords and tenants. You can only be evicted by court order. Recognizing the need to update this guidebook, DRE revised it to reflect the addition of new laws, including the Tenant Protection Act of (AB) and the Know Your Rights as a California Tenant. It is illegal for a landlord to lock you out, shut of your utilities, or put your things. If you get an evi. If your landlord files for eviction in court and you fail to respond, the Tenants have many rights when renting a residential unit.
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