Committee on Judiciary: judiciary omnibus.
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Fiscal committee
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No
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Overview
This bill makes several technical corrections and clarifications to various California laws related to real estate, consumer credit, debt collection, mortgages, and judicial proceedings. It clarifies language in agreements for property sales, regulates medical debt disclosures, adjusts rules for foreclosure prevention, and modifies procedures for debt collection and judicial arbitration. Several sections are being updated to align with current practices and ensure clarity.
Key provisions
- Clarifies the language required in agreements for the sale of residential property or mobilehomes regarding real estate commissions.
- Specifies that medical debt disclosure requirements apply only to written contracts.
- Modifies rules regarding commercial debt, excluding certain financing transactions involving vehicle dealers.
- Adjusts timelines for discovery in unlawful detainer actions.
- Clarifies that the application of a provision regarding loan modification eligibility applies only to services provided within California.
- Clarifies that a trustee may not sell property at a sale at which a bid is less than 67% of the fair market value.
- Specifies that chattel paper subject to judgment enforcement is located in California.
- Recodifies provisions related to posting an official’s address online and prohibiting solicitation of that information.
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Committee on Judiciary
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