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I have given my tenant 30 days written notice to vacate.  There is not a rental agreement.  The tenant is saying that California law state they have 60 days to vacate.  Is that true?
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That seems like it may be infringing on your privacy especially if there is a sitting area there or outdoor space to be. Cameras should only be installed with the consent of the tenant or if it is over viewing a common area.  You may want to consent with a lawyer directly or ask the landlord directly why it has been set up. On the landlords side, is there a reason to be suspicious, are you violating the lease or breaking the law in any way that could hold the landlord responsible?
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