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Orange — Attachment 3.t.b to UD-105 Answer-Unlawful Detainer

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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Orange County

Orange — Attachment 3.t.b to UD-105 Answer-Unlawful Detainer

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PLAINTIFF/PETITIONER: CASE NUMBER:

DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT:

Attachment 3.t.b to UD-105 Answer-Unlawful Detainer

  1. Affirmative Defenses (Continued)

    b. Defendant made needed repairs and properly deducted the cost from the rent, and Plaintiff did not give proper credit.

    There were dilapidations rendering the premises untenantable. Defendant took the following actions:

    Defendant gave the landlord notice on (specify date) about the problems by
    doing the following (specify):

    Defendant told the landlord that the following needed to be fixed (specify):

    The landlord's response to the above actions was (specify):

    On (specify date) Defendant took the following actions (specify):

Approved for Optional Use Attachment 3.t.b. to Civil Code § 1942L-0983 (Rev. January 1, 2024) www.occourts.org UD-105Answer-Unlawful For your protectionDetainerand privacy, please press the Clear This Form button after Clear This Form Print This Form you are done printing the form.

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