Erlach v. Sierra Asset Servicing, LLC

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• “[I]n the absence of language to the contrary, 24 every lease contains an implied covenant of quiet enjoyment.”
• “[I]n the 26 27 15 Fed. Defs.’ Suppl. Br. – ECF No. 58 at 2–3. 1 absence of language to the contrary, every lease contains an implied covenant of quiet 2 enjoyment.”
• the covenant of quiet enjoyment “is breached 15 upon actual or constructive eviction of the tenant,” and is based on “[a]ny interference by the 16 landlord that deprives the tenant of the beneficial enjoyment of the premises”

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