Confused: Use CD-130 or EJ-130 for Writ of Possession in CA Unlawful Detainer cases after the Landlord wins the court hearing ?
Info. from the court site:
http://evictionresidential.cc-courthelp.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&pageID=1533&stopRedirect=1
If a Tenant Doesn't Move Out After He or She Lost the Court Case
If the case goes to trial and judge decides that the landlord is correct (that the tenant is in the rental unit unlawfully) then the tenant must move out of the property.
If the tenant knows about the judgment and still does not move out, the landlord may proceed to ask the Sheriff to physically evict the tenant.
To do this:
The landlord is to prepare and submit to the court a:
Writ of Possession (Form CD-130) that directs the Sheriff to enforce the judgment made by the court.
The court clerk will issue the Writ and return the documents to the landlord.
The landlord is to ...