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· 7/1/1865

Reay v. Cotter

Citations

  • 29 Cal. 168

Syllabus

<p>Right of Assignee of Landlord to remove Tenant.—If a landlord sells the leased property and assigns to the purchaser the lease, and the tenant does not attorn to the purchaser, or recognize him- as landlord, the purchaser cannot recover possession of the premises from the tenant under the Act concerning forcible entries and unlawful detainers.</p> <p>Conventional Landlord alone can Remove Tenant.—The right to remove a tenant under the Act concerning forcible entries and unlawful detainers is given to the conventional landlord alone, and not to his successor in the estate.</p>

Judges: Sanderson

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