In California, what is the procedure for the landlord to dispose of abandoned personal property after an eviction?
Please see Code of Civil Procedure section 715.010(b)(3). That should answer your question.
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Please see Code of Civil Procedure section 715.010(b)(3). That should answer your question.
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