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All of the following actions constitute constructive eviction under a lease, except:

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A) The owner fails to make necessary repairs to the property.

Proper eviction requires written notice and court process.

Answer Options
A
The owner fails to make necessary repairs to the property.
B
The owner makes extensive and unnecessary changes to the building, making it no longer usable for its original purpose.
C
The owner shows the property to a new prospective tenant and enters into lease negotiations with the new tenant.
D
The owner evicts the tenant after proper service of a Three-day Notice to Quit.
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Related Topics:

warranty-of-habitabilitylandlord-tenant-lawlease-enforcement

Key Terms:

constructive evictionquiet enjoymentThree-Day Noticeunlawful detainerCalifornia Civil Code 1927
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