Civil Code (other than Davis Stirling Act)

The following Civil Code sections are found outside of the Davis-Stirling Act. However, they are commonly used to advise on community association issues. They may not include every section that could apply for unique situations. For boards seeking information about a specific matter pertaining to their community association, we recommend contacting one of our attorneys directly.

• Civil Code Section 1098. Deed-based Transfer Fees
• Civil Code Section 1098.6. Transfer Fees Prohibited
• Civil Code Section 1134. Disclosure of Defects to Purchaser
• Civil Code Section 1708.8. Invasion of Privacy
• Civil Code Section 1788.2. Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act; Definitions
• Civil Code Sections 1788-10-1788.18. Debt Collector Responsibilities
• Civil Code Section 1940.10. Personal Agriculture Definitions; Tenant Protections
• Civil Code Section 1940.20. Clotheslines and Drying Racks; Tenant Protections
• Civil Code Section 1940.4. Display of Political Signs; Tenant Protections
• Civil Code Section 1940.45. Display of Religious Items on Doors
• Civil Code Sections 2295-2300. Definition of Agency
• Civil Code Section 2924. Power of Sale Foreclosure
• Civil Code Section 2924.1. Recordation, Foreclosure
• Civil Code Section 3479. “Nuisance” Defined
• Civil Code Section 51. Unruh Civil Rights Act
• Civil Code Section 51.3. Senior Citizen Housing Developments
• Civil Code Section 51.10. - 51.12. Senior Citizen Housing Developments; Riverside County
• Civil Code Section 712.-713 Real Estate Signs
• Civil Code Section 714.-714.1. Restrictions on Solar Energy Systems
• Civil Code Section 714.5. Restrictions on Manufactured Housing
• Civil Code Section 8119. Association as Agent of CID Owners
• Civil Code Section 841. Party Walls

 The Commercial and Industrial Common Interest Development Act can be found here.