Civil Litigation
Feb. 21, 2018
San Francisco families and teachers can’t be evicted during school year, appellate court rules
An appellate ruling reversed a lower court’s decision concerning no-fault eviction protections for school employees and families with children, reinstating a San Francisco ordinance that prevents these groups from being evicted during the school year.
An appellate ruling reversed a lower court's decision concerning no-fault eviction protections for school employees and families with children, reinstating a San Francisco ordinance that prevents these groups from being evicted during the school year.
The 1st District Court of Appeal ruled last week that the ordinance, which extends eviction protections to "educators" and families with children under 18, did not interfere with stat...
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