Civil Rights,
Civil Litigation
Apr. 2, 2020
Neither tenants nor landlords are completely happy with governor’s emergency orders
The definition of “moratorium” and “ban” are at issue as landlords groups say they are losing long-held rights to their property.
Tenant and landlord rights groups alike say the governor’s emergency orders on evictions and rental payments are unclear and complain of a confusing archipelago of local ordinances, state orders and city council votes that do not provide a uniform protocol as April rent comes due for millions of Californians.
The definition of “moratorium” and “ban” are at issue as landlords groups say they are losing long-held rights to their prope...
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