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courts from evicting tenants during the 30-day period following service of a pay or vacate notice
...eviction notice,” including a three- day notice under Code of Civil Procedure section 1161, subdivision (2). They assert that this requirement for an additional cure period for the nonpayment of rent—that is, the “reasonable period” described by section 1803...
...Since the letter of June 30, 1971, was a proper notice to quit, the rental increase which it contained did not constitute a constructive eviction. Once Mrs. Turgeon received notice within the prescribed period, her rights were legally terminated and...
...In such cases, the owner need only provide a written 72-hour notice of eviction. Id. “The owner or agent of the owner may take possession” of the property “at the end of the notice period.” RSA 540- B:8...
...tenancy at will or periodic tenancy (see Civ. Code, §§ 789, 1946) or of a lease terminable at the landlord’s option. Indeed such notice is a prerequisite to an application for a certificate of eviction. (§ 7, subd. (b).) What is...
7 I. THE PLAIN LANGUAGE OF THE ELLIS ACT ALLOWS AN ELIGIBLE ELDERLY OR DISABLED TENANT TO DEFEND AGAINST AN EVICTION BASED ON THE OWNER’S CHANGE IN TENANCY TERMS DURING THE NOTICE PERIOD.
Jim’s request to eject or evict John from Mr. Moorcroft’s residence is denied at present. Jim may seek to evict John after he gives an appropriate written notice of termination and waits the required period. After those steps...
RSA 540:3, II addresses eviction notices issued by lessors, as evidenced by its title and context. The use of the term “sufficient” in the statute connotes that the legislature intended that thirty days be the minimum period of time...
...It also bars those landlords from issuing a notice to vacate during the 120-day period. In contrast to the eviction and late fee protections of Section 4024(b), which are expressly limited to nonpayment, Section 4024(c) does not...
...That case examined an ordinance that created a longer notice timeline for landlords pursuing at-fault evictions and concluded the ordinance was procedural under Birkenfeld’s framework because it extended the statutory notice period under Code of Civil Procedure section...
...eviction proceeding." I do not dispute that a notice of nonrenewal is a predicate to commencement of an eviction proceeding that must be served on NYCHA, and that such notice must be served on the tenant within the time periods...
...cause to evict a tenant who has habitually failed to comply with the material terms of his lease only if the problems result in three 10-day notices within a 12-month period. The ordinance prohibits evictions or terminations without...
...tenant a reasonable period to cure the nonpayment of rent before a three-day notice may be served or any other action taken to institute eviction proceedings. This additional cure period thus extends the three days’ notice required under the...
Because this is a Section 8 tenancy, landlords were required to give NYCHA "a copy of any owner eviction notice to the tenant" (24 CFR 982.310 [e] [2] [ii]). An "owner eviction notice" is {**73 Misc 3d at 14...
...the entire period before a tenant is “actually evicted”;12 actionable discrimination is not limited to the shorter cure period specified in a notice to cure or quit, or to any other period short of the eviction order itself.13...
...the entire period before a tenant is "actually evicted";[12] actionable discrimination is not limited to the shorter cure period specified in a notice to cure or quit, or to any other period short of the eviction order itself.[13...
...Thus, the Act essentially contained a three-year minimum grace period before eviction. Tenants receiving a three-year notice could, during the eighteen months following its receipt, request that the owner offer to the tenant “the rental of *290comparable housing...
...to increase as he underpaid each month, and he still owed a past due amount for the period preceding the final three-day notice. Thus, HRG did not waive its right to evict him when it accepted his partial rent.
...to increase as he underpaid each month, and he still owed a past due amount for the period preceding the final three-day notice. Thus, HRG did not waive its right to evict him when it accepted his partial rent.
...Thus, the Act essentially contained a three-year minimum grace period before eviction. Tenants receiving a three-year notice could, during the eighteen months following its receipt, request that the owner offer to the tenant "the rental of comparable housing...