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Under California's AB 1482, all of the following are recognized as at-fault just causes for terminating a tenancy EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

B) The landlord wants to increase rent beyond the AB 1482 cap and the tenant refuses to agree to the higher amount

A tenant's refusal to accept a rent increase above the AB 1482 cap is NOT a valid at-fault just cause for eviction. In fact, a landlord demanding rent above the statutory cap would be in violation of the law. The tenant has every right to refuse an illegal rent increase, and the landlord cannot use the refusal as grounds for eviction.

Answer Options
A
The tenant has failed to pay rent within the applicable grace period after receiving a written notice to pay or quit
B
The landlord wants to increase rent beyond the AB 1482 cap and the tenant refuses to agree to the higher amount
C
The tenant has engaged in criminal activity on the premises that threatens the health or safety of other residents
D
The tenant has subleased the unit in violation of the lease terms after receiving a written notice to cure

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