Title 36 of the California Civil Code

Title 36 of the California Civil Code addresses the law of forced or involuntary sales of property, particularly through judicial processes like foreclosure or bankruptcy. It outlines procedures for selling assets to satisfy debts or obligations, and includes provisions to ensure fairness and transparency. Essentially, it provides the legal framework for how courts and creditors can sell property when someone cannot meet their financial obligations, balancing the rights of debtors with the interests of creditors while maintaining due process.