Under AB 1482, Moorpark landlords may end a covered tenancy without tenant fault only for owner move-in, substantial remodel, government-ordered vacancy, or Ellis Act withdrawal, and must pay one month of relocation assistance.
Civil Code §1946.2(b)(2) defines the limited no-fault grounds. Owner move-in requires the owner or qualifying relative to occupy the unit within a defined window. Substantial remodel must require permits and at least 30 days of vacancy. Government-ordered vacancy follows habitability or condemnation orders. Ellis Act withdrawal removes all units in the building from the rental market. Notice must specify the ground and either pay one month's rent in relocation assistance or waive the final month's rent. Failure to follow through can void the eviction.
Citing a no-fault ground without satisfying its requirements — or failing to pay relocation — voids the eviction and exposes the landlord to civil damages.
Moorpark, CA
Moorpark relies on California's statewide just-cause eviction framework under AB 1482, requiring landlords of covered units to state a valid at-fault or no-f...
Moorpark, CA
When a Moorpark landlord ends a covered tenancy under AB 1482's no-fault grounds, the tenant is entitled to relocation assistance equal to one month's rent, ...
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