III
The plaintiff's final argument is that the notice requirement of 47-88b (b) is not a valid defense to a summary process action in the case of a month-to-month tenancy. This contention has no merit. The plaintiff cites 47-88b (f)5, which prohibited eviction *Page 660
"within the term of any existing lease for failure to purchase." This provision served to ensure that tenants with a lease which extended beyond the sixty-day period could not be evicted before the lease expired. In no way, however, does it contradict the notice provision of 47-88b (b) which entitles "each of the tenants" to a sixty-day notice of the condominium conversion. We have already ruled that proper statutory notice of the intended conversion was not given in this case. Therefore, no grounds for eviction under47a-236 existed. There is no error. In this opinion SHEA and DALY, Js., concurred.