Davis v. California Culinary Academy
Appellant, James E. Davis, lived in a building located in San Francisco owned by respondent California Culinary Academy, Inc. (CCA) that was primarily as a residential facility for CCA students. Others, such as appellant, who were not students but resided in the building at the time it was acquired by CCA, were permitted to retain their tenancies. After receiving information that appellant had raped one of its female students who also lived in the building, CCA personally served appellant with a three-day notice to quit the premises, with which he complied. A police investigation of the alleged rape was conducted, but criminal charges were never filed against appellant. Court affirm the judgment.
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