My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California
Hi.
A landlord is trying to evict a tenant and the tenant demurred. They thought there would be a hearing to see if the grounds for the demurrer were solid and if not they would then have to file an answer. However now some people are saying that the demurrer hearing is going to actually be the hearing for the UD as well and they should be prepared to argue their case for tenancy as well.
Does anyone know how this works? Should the tenant be prepared to argue the UD and bring all their evidence/statements? Or will they be required to file an answer after which a court date for the UD will be set as they originally thought?
Hi.
A landlord is trying to evict a tenant and the tenant demurred. They thought there would be a hearing to see if the grounds for the demurrer were solid and if not they would then have to file an answer. However now some people are saying that the demurrer hearing is going to actually be the hearing for the UD as well and they should be prepared to argue their case for tenancy as well.
Does anyone know how this works? Should the tenant be prepared to argue the UD and bring all their evidence/statements? Or will they be required to file an answer after which a court date for the UD will be set as they originally thought?
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