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2022 Mobilehome Residency Law - mhphoa.com
2022 California Mobilehome Residency Law i ARTICLE 1 - GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Civil Code §798 Title and Application 1 Civil Code §798.1 Application of Definitions 1 Civil Code §798.2 Definition of Management 1 Civil Code §798.3 Definition of Mobilehome 1 Civil Code §798.4 Definition of Mobilehome Park 1
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