<p> California Real Estate Law, Eighth Edition Update</p><p>Errata (2017-01-31)</p><p>At Dearborn™ Real Estate Education, we are proud of our reputation for providing the most complete, current, and accurate information in all our products. We are committed to ensuring the kind of quality you rely on. Please note the following changes, which will be reflected in the next printing of California Real Estate Law, Eighth Edition Update. </p><p>Page/Location Was Change to 131, first paragraph Thus, the act was extended to cover age discrimination; it has Thus, the act was extended to also been extended to include cover age discrimination; it has blindness and other physical also been extended to include disabilities, as well as sexual blindness and other physical orientation and marital status. The disabilities, as well as sexual California Supreme Court held orientation and marital status. The that the antidiscrimination California Supreme Court held that provisions of the Unruh Civil the antidiscrimination provisions of Rights Act are not confined only the Unruh Civil Rights Act are not to the limited category of confined only to the limited protective classes, but rather category of protective classes, but protect all persons from any rather protect all persons from any arbitrary discrimination by a arbitrary discrimination by a business establishment [Marina business establishment [Marina Point, Ltd. v. Wolfson (1982) 30 Point, Ltd. v. Wolfson (1982) 30 C.3d 721]. Thus, the act was C.3d 721]. extended to cover age discrimination; it has also been extended to include blindness and other physical disabilities, as well as sexual orientation and marital status. The California Supreme Court held that the antidiscrimination provisions of the Unruh Civil Rights Act are not confined only to the limited category of protective classes, but rather protect all persons from any arbitrary discrimination by a business establishment [Marina Point, Ltd. v. Wolfson (1982) 30 C.3d 721].</p><p>©2017 Kaplan, Inc.</p>