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The commission further finds reasonable cause to believe that a pattern and practice of different terms and conditions of employment, harassment and retaliation exists for a class of female and black firefighters based on gender and race," EEOC Los Angeles District Director Olophius E. Section 32 continues by identifying certain circumstances in which a liquidator may avoid a preference, including if the transfer was made within four months before the filing of the petition and if the creditor receiving the transfer had reasonable cause to believe the insurer was about to become insolvent. But the subsection that says a landlord cannot issue an eviction notice "based upon facts which the landlord has no reasonable cause to believe to be true" conflicted with rights granted in the state constitution, particularly since the city often relied solely on the word of the tenant in determining that the notice was unjust. |
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