Llamas

CBM Grp., Inc. v. Llamas

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12 Cal. App. Supp. 5th 34·219 Cal. Rptr. 3d 683
Superior Court of CaliforniaApril 5, 2017Sup. Ct. Appeal No. 2599California6,017 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Black, J.

*36 I.

INTRODUCTION

In this appeal, defendant/appellant Gabriela Llamas (hereinafter "appellant") challenges an unlawful detainer judgment in favor of plaintiff/respondent The CBM Group, Inc. (hereinafter "respondent"). The judgment was based on appellant's failure to pay full market rate rent after she failed to complete paperwork to recertify her application for federal subsidized housing through the Rural Development Program, and also on her alleged drug use and involvement in criminal activities on the property. Appellant contends that the 60-day notice served on her was insufficient to support the judgment because it did not mention any alleged drug use or criminal activity and gave her no opportunity to cure the alleged violations. She also contends that there was no substantial evidence to support the judgment to the extent that it relied on the three-day notice because respondent refused to allow her to complete the recertification process to qualify for the federal subsidy program. We agree that the judgment was not supported by either the 60-day notice or the three-day notice, and therefore we will reverse the judgment.

*685 II.

BACKGROUND

Appellant entered into a…

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