My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California
I'm getting conflicting answers about this. A lawyer said anyone can deliver a copy of a demurrer to the opposing lawyer's office, even people party to the claim. A county clerk says it's a legal document and thus requires a non-party to eliver it and fill out a proof of service.
Does anyone know the rule here?
Thanks.
Bonus question: Does the demurrer need to be served to the plaintiff's attorney by the five day time limit to respond to the Unlawful Detainer?
Thanks again!
I'm getting conflicting answers about this. A lawyer said anyone can deliver a copy of a demurrer to the opposing lawyer's office, even people party to the claim. A county clerk says it's a legal document and thus requires a non-party to eliver it and fill out a proof of service.
Does anyone know the rule here?
Thanks.
Bonus question: Does the demurrer need to be served to the plaintiff's attorney by the five day time limit to respond to the Unlawful Detainer?
Thanks again!
Who Can Serve a Demurrer to an Unlawful Detainer
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