UD ExParte Stay of Execution Packet PDF
UD ExParte Stay of Execution Packet PDF
UD ExParte Stay of Execution Packet PDF
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your case in order to protect valuable legal rights that you may have, of which you may be unaware. Please contact a competent attorney of your
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STAY OF EXECUTION
This packet of forms is to request a temporary stay of the execution of a judgment for eviction and allows you to request
an extension of time before you are permanently locked out of the premises. You should begin this request no later
than 48 hours before your lockout date/time.
NOTE: The granting of this motion is not automatic and will be up to the Judge to decide. If
you are not prepared to deposit rent with the court for each day you request
for the extension of time to move out your request may be denied. You can only
ask for up to 40 days from the date of Entry of the Judgment.
1. GIVE 24-HOUR NOTICE: You must give the Plaintiff or the Plaintiff’s Attorney 24 hour’s prior notice of your
intent to seek an order to Stay the Execution of Judgment. You do this by contacting the Plaintiff or
Plaintiff’s Attorney by telephone and stating:
“I will be submitting a request to Stay the Execution of the Judgment twenty-four hours from
the time of this call.”
NOTE: Remember the DATE & TIME of the call and the RESPONSE (if any) received from the
Plaintiff or their attorney, because this information is required for the request.
2. PREPARE THE DOCUMENTS: Complete the Ex Parte Motion, Declaration and Points and Authorities, along
with the Order on Ex Parte Motion as explained in the pages that follow.
3. FILING YOUR DOUCMENTS: Take the original and 2 copies (copies will be made for you if you have a fee
waiver on file) to the Clerk’s office for filing. The Clerk will file-mark the documents and set a HEARING
DATE. There will be a filing fee due at the time of filing unless you qualify for a Fee Waiver. You can get a
Fee Waiver packet from the Clerk’s Office or the Self Help Center. If you qualify for a Fee Waiver, the Clerk’s
Office will make the copies for you.
4. SERVING DOCUMENTS: A copy of the documents must be given to the Plaintiff or Plaintiff’s Attorney, prior
to the time of the hearing. Someone other than you must HAND DELIVER a copy of the DOCUMENTS to the
Plaintiff or the Plaintiff’s Attorney. They must be over 18 years old and CANNOT be you or anyone else living
in the home or named as a defendant in the lawsuit. Once they deliver a copy of the documents to the
plaintiff or plaintiff’s attorney have them complete, date and sign a PROOF OF SERVICE.
FILE the Proof of Service with the Clerk’s Office, if possible, otherwise bring it with you to the hearing. Be
sure to attend the hearing.
5. ORDER: If the Judge grants the stay, the courtroom clerk will notify the Sheriff’s Office and the Clerk’s office
will fax a copy of the signed order to the Sheriff’s office once signed by the Judge.
Ex Parte Stay of Execution
Directions
2. Write the name of the Plaintiff and the Defendant as they appear on the Complaint.
4. Write in name.
5. Write in the date you wish are requesting the Court temporary state the lockout. You can ask for up to 40 days from the date of
entry of the judgment.
NOTE: You will be required to pay rent for each day you request for the extension of time to move out.
Directions
10. Write in who else resides there with you. (Example: My two children or My boyfriend, etc.)
11. Write in from what source you earn your monthly income. (Example: Employment or Unemployment or social
security, etc.)
13. Write in the date the Sheriff posted the lockout notice.
14. Write in the date scheduled for the lockout. (You can find this on the lockout notice.)
15. Write in the date the Judgment was entered. (Same as Item No. 8 above.)
16. Write in the date you are requested the lockout be extended to. (Same as Item No. 5 on previous page.)
17. You must tell the court was hardship you would suffer. (Example: You are elderly, a single parent with children, very
low income, disable or ill.)
Ex Parte Stay of Execution
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Directions
18. Write in the date you are requesting the extension to.
19. Write in how you contacted the plaintiff or plaintiff’s attorney, along with the date and time you contacted the
plaintiff or plaintiff’s attorney
20. Write in any responses made by the plaintiff or plaintiff’s attorney.
21. Write in the date, print your name and sign.
Directions
Directions
24. A copy of all documents must be hand delivered to the Plaintiff or Plaintiff’s Attorney by someone over 18 years of
age and NOT YOU and not a party to the action. Write in the address of the person who will be hand delivering a
copy of the documents to the Plaintiff or Plaintiff’s Attorney.
25. Write in the name and address of the plaintiff or plaintiff’s attorney where the documents are to be delivered.
26. Have the person who will be delivering the copy date and sign. Make a complete 2 copies and have the person
deliver one copy to the plaintiff or the plaintiff’s attorney.
27. Take the original and one copy to the Clerk’s office for filing.
Ex Parte Stay of Execution
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Directions
2. Write the name of the Plaintiff and the Defendant as they appear on the Complaint.
4. Leave blank and the Court will complete the rest on the date of the hearing.
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Name, Address & Telephone
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11 I have not had an opportunity to secure alternative housing as of this date. I do not have
12 friends or relatives in the area with whom I can stay while I continue my search for alternate
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housing.
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The writ of restitution was posted by the Sheriff on or about ___________________.
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Since I have not found other housing as yet and do not have friends or relatives with whom I can
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23 Because I do not have the resources to find immediate temporary housing and it would
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work a severe hardship to be evicted because _________________________________________
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5 For these reasons, I submit that in order to avoid extreme hardship; this Court should
24 consent of the adverse party for a period of up to 40 days. Code of Civil Procedure Section 918
25 (b). California Residential Landlord Tenant Practice, California Continuing Education of the Bar
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(1986), § 7.208, p. 674. This 40 day figure is derived from the provision that the court may stay
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execution for a period which extends for 10 days beyond the last date on which a notice of
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appeal could be filed. Code of Civil Procedure Section 918 (b). The last date on which a notice
5 stay the execution of an unlawful detainer judgment for 40 days after the notice of entry of
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3. In Industrial Indemnity Co. v. Levine (1975) Cal. App. 3d 698, 700, 122 Cal Rptr.
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712, the Court remarked, “The stay of execution granted under Code of Civil Procedure Section
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681 (a) (now code of Civil (Procedure Section 918 (a) ), is used to allow the judgment debtor
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12 4. In Medford v. Superior Court (1983) 140 Cal. App. 3d 236, 240; 189 Cal. Rptr. 227,
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230, the Court stated that a stay of execution may be conditioned on the tenant’s payment of rent
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accruing during the period of the stay, but not on payment of back rent.
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5. Special circumstances such as hardship, which exist in this case, should be considered
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10 on the parties in said action, by personally delivering to and leaving with the following persons
11 in the County of Stanislaus, State of California, on the date set opposite their respective names, a
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14 (Name) (Address) (Date)
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16 (Name) (Address) (Date)
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19 I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
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Declarant
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
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IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF STANISLAUS
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Plaintiff: CASE NO.
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ORDER ON EX PARTE MOTION FOR
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Defendant:
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23 taken by Plaintiff or by anyone acting for or with Plaintiff, including the Sheriff of Stanislaus
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County, to enforce or execute the Judgment herein entered against Defendant in the above-
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entitled action until _____________________________ (date).
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Dated:
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JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT