The lease will define the basic rent, Common Area Charges (CAM) and other fees and costs that are passed through to the tenant.īefore a California landlord can decide how to proceed with the Unlawful Detainer case the landlord must review the lease and a current rent ledger of the tenant. Most Commercial Lease(s) are for a fixed term with options to extend. The lease will also define various terms such as what constitutes rent, use of the commercial premises and what constitutes a default under the terms of the lease. That provision can expand or decrease that amount of time the notice must provide and will supersede the statutory requirements if agreed to and signed by all parties. The lease will instruct the landlord, under the Default/Remedy provision how much notice must be given before a landlord can terminate the tenancy.
The first step in terminating a Commercial Tenancy is to review the written lease which will answer many questions that the landlord may have. There are a wide variety of eviction notices that can be used in California when a landlord needs to terminate a Commercial Tenancy.
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