Under AB 1482, Thousand Oaks landlords ending a covered tenancy without tenant fault must use one of four limited reasons (owner move-in, withdrawal from market, government order, substantial remodel) and pay relocation assistance equal to one month's rent.
California Civil Code 1946.2 limits no-fault evictions on AB 1482-covered Thousand Oaks rentals to four reasons: (1) owner or family move-in, (2) Ellis Act withdrawal of property from rental market, (3) compliance with a government or court order, or (4) intent to demolish or substantially remodel. Landlords must serve proper notice, state the no-fault reason, and either waive the final month's rent or pay one month's rent in relocation assistance within 15 days. Improperly executed no-fault evictions can be defended in unlawful-detainer court and may expose landlords to damages.
Filing a no-fault eviction without a permitted reason or failing to pay relocation assistance can be defended in unlawful-detainer court and may expose landlords to fees, damages, and a denied judgment.
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