California Judgment By Default By Clerk For Restitution Of Premises is a legal judgment that a court issues when a tenant has failed to pay rent and has been evicted from a rental unit. The judgment orders the tenant to pay the landlord any unpaid rent and other damages, and orders the tenant to vacate the premises by a certain date. This judgment is entered by the clerk of the court after the tenant fails to respond to the eviction complaint. There are two types of California Judgment By Default By Clerk For Restitution Of Premises: the first is a restitution of premises without money damages, and the second is a restitution of premises with money damages. In the first type, the tenant is ordered to vacate the premises and the landlord is not awarded any money damages. In the second type, the tenant is ordered to vacate the premises and the landlord is awarded damages (such as back rent, late fees, and court costs).