9) In California, in a tenant's suit for return of a rental deposit, if the court determines that the landlord retained any portion of the deposit in bad faith, the court may award the tenant statutory damages of up to____________the amount of the security, in addition to actual damages.

10)

In a California eviction, next to the nonpayment of rent notice, the most frequently used type of notice is the 30-or 60-day notice of termination of tenancy. These are used to terminate___________tenancies, that is, those that have no fixed expiration date, but proceed from month-to-month usually, but sometimes week-to-week, etc., until either party decides to terminate it. If the tenant has resided on the premises for less than a year, this tenancy may be terminated on thirty

(30) days notice. If the tenant has resided on the premises for a year or more, the tenant must be given 60 days notice. In cases of

housing (Section 8) a 90-day notice must be given.