The UD-110 form, Judgment—Unlawful Detainer, is important in the eviction process in California. It is typically required after a court decsion where the plaintiff, usually a landlord, has won the right to regain possession of a property from a tenant. This form is used to officially document the court's decision and specifies the judgment details. - **Triggers for needing this form include:** - A default judgment where the tenant failed to appear or to respond to the summons and complaint. - Completion of a trial where the landlord wins their case for eviction. Before reaching the stage where the UD-110 form is necessary, a landlord would typically have filed a complaint for unlawful detainer using Form UD-100. (The tenant should have received proper service of the summons and complaint.) Once the judgment is entered, this form serves to finalize the court's decision and implement the legal eviction process.