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...and regulations adopted in accordance with section 47a-9 , and the landlord chooses to evict based on such noncompliance, the landlord shall deliver a written notice to the tenant specifying the acts or omissions constituting the breach and that the...
...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...
...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...
...occurred before the exercise of the option would not be considered as a ground for eviction. The determinative period, therefore, is from May, 1982, when the option was exercised, to December 10,1984, when the notice to quit was served.
‘‘A landlord cannot commence an eviction without first complying with the notice and compliance provi- sions of a lease. . . . Here, the terms of the lease do not require a ten day notice to cure period. Moreover, the court finds that...
...a reasonable period of time, ten days, to invoke the grievance process. We reject the defendant’s claim that the pretermination notice was jurisdictionally defective.9 hereinafter. . . . (l) Termination of tenancy and eviction . . . (3) Lease termination notice. (i) The PHA...
He occupied the premises for an undetermined period of time and, at some point, his occupancy was interrupted by his incarceration. The court concluded that the defendant was not a lawful tenant and was not entitled to a pretermination notice...
...invoke the grievance process must be identified in the pretermination notice. Rather, it sets forth the substantive requirements of what pro- cesses must be afforded to the tenant before eviction. In support of her construction, the defendant relies on Housing...
...first deliver a [pretermination] notice to the tenant speci- fying the alleged violations and offer the tenant a . . . period to remedy. . . . The legislative purpose [of a pretermination or Kapa14 notice] is to discourage sum- mary evictions against first offenders . . . . Section...
...or a person on the premises with his consent; or (4) the landlord seeks to recover possession on the basis of a notice to terminate a periodic tenancy, which notice was given to the tenant before the tenant’s complaint.”
...and regulations adopted in accordance with section 47a-9, and the landlord chooses to evict based on such noncompliance, the landlord shall deliver a written notice to the tenant specifying the acts or omissions constituting the breach and that the...
...or a person on the premises with Ms consent; or (4) the landlord seeks to recover possession on the basis of a notice to terminate a periodic tenancy, which notice was given to the tenant before the tenant’s complaint.
...For purposes of counting your [thirty day] cure period, this [pretermination notice] shall be deemed received by you by June 16, 2022. Therefore, the [thirty day] period runs through and includes July 16, 2022.’’ The defendant did not request to...
...must first deliver a [Kapa] notice to the tenant specifying the alleged violations and offer the tenant a . . . period to remedy. . . . The legisla- tive purpose [of a Kapa notice] is to discourage sum- mary evictions against first offenders . . . . Section 47a...
...that prior notice. The statute was designed for the exact situation that occurred here—to create a ‘‘reconcilia- tion period [to allow] errant tenants to remedy their first miscue . . . . The legislative purpose is to discourage summary evictions against first offenders...
...101, 104, 497 A.2d 67 (1985) (statute creates reconciliation period to allow errant tenants to remedy their first miscue). The Kapa notice has been described as a precondition to the right to serve a notice to quit. Bridgeport v...
...The plaintiff alleged that it had served on the defendant a notice to quit on the ground that he had failed to pay the rent when it was due or within the grace period provided in the lease, but, despite...
...The plaintiff alleged that it had served on the defendant a notice to quit on the ground that he had failed to pay the rent when it was due or within the grace period provided in the lease, but, despite...
...The plaintiff alleged that it had served on the defendant a notice to quit on the ground that he had failed to pay the rent when it was due or within the grace period provided in the lease, but, despite...
...If the landlord does not wait until the expiration of this statutory nine day grace period before serving the notice to quit, the notice to quit is defective and the court does not have jurisdiction to hear a summary process...