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...notice periods of the various subsections clearly illustrate that the subsections of § 70-33-433(1)(l-m), MCA, are not constrained by a tenant’s violation. Subsections (a-k) require at most 30 days’ notice prior to eviction, while...
...notice periods of the various subsections clearly illustrate that the subsections of § 70-33-433(1)(l-m), MCA, are not constrained by a tenant’s violation. Subsections (a-k) require at most 30 days’ notice prior to eviction, while...
...Demanding $374, nearly twenty times what was actually owed, did not constitute proper or correct notice. Thus, the fifteen-day period did not begin to run. We conclude the District Court properly quashed the eviction and properly determined that the...
...At all times during this period McCarthy was ignorant of any defect in the proceedings or of anything that would affect the validity of the judgment and sale; he believed that both were valid, and that by means of the...