Business Litigation Law Firm Webb & Bordson APC, Explains How The Court Can Evict A Tenant

When a landlord decides to rent out his or her property and finds a tenant to do so, they enter into a lease agreement. If either party violates this lease agreement they can sue or be sued for breach of lease contract.
By: WB Law Group
 
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When a landlord decides to rent out his or her property and finds a tenant to do so, they enter into a lease agreement.  If either party violates this lease agreement they can sue or be sued for breach of lease contract. A lawsuit of this nature is called an unlawful detainer.

SAN DIEGO, California – August 21, 2013 – Webb & Bordson Law Group (http://wblawgroup.com/WebbBordson/Areas-of-Practice/Business-Litigation.html) states that, “In the tenant’s case, the most common form of violation is non-payment of the lease or rent.  However, the tenant may also violate the contract in other ways.”  These ways include but are not limited too: the length of time a guest may stay, the number of pets allowed, and the way the property is used.

When a landlord files legal action against a tenant the landlord may not just tell the tenant to leave his premises. “The landlord must seek judicial intervention to assert his rights against the tenant. Even with a court order the tenant should not be forcibly evicted.  The court will stipulate a date for the tenant to leave the premises.  If the tenant refuses to leave even after the date set by the court, the landlord may file a Writ of Possession.”  A Writ of Possession allows a legal figure to enter the premises and compel the tenant to leave.

In Webb & Bordson Apc’s most recent blog post landlords looking to evict a tenant will learn:

What he/she can evict a tenant for
What an unlawful detainer lawsuit is, and what the process will be like for this type of legal action
What happens if the tenant refuses to leave the property
How a landlord can seek help throughout his or her lawsuit

To learn more about evicting a tenant for breach of lease contract visit this blog post (http://wblawgroup.com/WebbBordson/blog/for-breach-of-leas...).

If you want to discuss a potential breach of contract case contact Webb & Bordson Law Group today. (http://wblawgroup.com/)

About Webb & Bordson
Webb & Bordson is a law firm with offices in San Diego and Fresno, California. The firm’s main areas of practice include employment law, breach of contract and collection matters, business disputes, intellectual property disputes, class action lawsuits, and real estate disputes.
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