Community Investments, Ltd. v. Safeway Stores, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that unlawful detainer action could not be sustained when landlord filed the action 19 days after providing notice of default when the lease provided a 20-day opportunity to cure
• finding no unlawful detainer jurisdiction when the lease contained a 20-day opportunity to cure but the landlord filed its complaint only 19 days after giving notice of default
• affirming the trial court’s dismissal of an unlawful detainer action because the landlord did not provide the required 20 days to cure the default
• finding no unlawful detainer jurisdiction when the lease contained a 20-day opportunity to cure but the landlord filed its complaint only 19 days after giving notice of default
• landlord provided two conflicting notices, one providing for 10 days to pay or vacate, and the other providing for the 20 days required by the lease
• where the lease gave a commercial tenant more days to cure than the unlawful detainer statute, failure to strictly comply with the number of days in the lease resulted in a lack of subject matter jurisdiction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).