Court issues a Writ of Execution . The court will order the Sheriff to evict the tenant. The Sheriff serves a notice on the tenant to move within five days. If the tenant does not move, the sheriff will escort the tenant from the property. The tenant may not return to the property.
Owner pays court costs if so required by the rental agreement.
In Berkeley, there are certain requirements that must be met before a tenant may be legally evicted. The owner must be in compliance with all aspects of the rent law, including charging rents that are lawful. One or more of the conditions required for lawful eviction must exist. Regardless of how tenancy was created, property owners must follow State and Local laws when evicting tenants. Failure to follow the legal procedures may entitle a tenant to substantial damages.