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...It merely entitles the landlord, at his election and after the tenant has failed to cure or vacate in the thirty day period, to begin the eviction proceedings for which notice to quit must be served pursuant to § 45-906...
[3] For month-to-month tenants, sixty-days' notice is required to evict without cause. 9 V.S.A. § 4467(c)(1). Defendants are relying on a provision that shortens the required notice period to thirty days when the building...
...landlord's power to evict: The Code of Civil Procedure requires no waiting period before commencing the action after the giving of proper notice and the expiration of the applicable statutory waiting periods. The notice need not specify the reason...
For month-to-month tenants, sixty-days’ notice is required to evict without cause. 9 V.S.A. § 4467(c)(1). Defendants are relying on a provision that shortens the required notice period to thirty days when the building is...
...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...
...the three-day notice period. The mere use of the words “pay or quit” in the title of the document was insufficient to “clearly, positively, and unequivocally” place Cepeda on notice that he was facing imminent eviction. (Horton-Howard v...
...City and County of San Francisco (2018) 20 Cal.App.5th 510, 512, 518 [ordinance providing a defense to certain evictions if a child or educator resided in the unit and “the effective date of the notice of termination of...
...to remove from the premises within a period of not less than . . . 18 months . . . .” RSA 205-A:3. The lengthy notice requirement recognizes that there is a distinction between an eviction from traditional residential property and an eviction from a...
...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.
¶5 Harvest Manor alleged in the complaint that it was entitled to evict Mr. Padilla because in a 12-month period it had served him with three 15-day notices to comply with park rules or to vacate the premises.
¶ 5 Harvest Manor alleged in the complaint that it was entitled to evict Mr. Padilla because in a 12-month period it had served him with three 15-day notices to comply with park rules or to vacate the premises.
10-day notices within the 12-month period.37 This court held that the landlord failed to prove just cause for eviction.38
...faith in evicting his tenant was for the jury, those evictions were during an interim period when the Housing and Bent Act permitted eviction for certain specified reasons upon notice from the landlord. No certificate relating to eviction had been...
...under the Birkenfeld framework because it extended the notice period under Code of Civil Procedure section 1161, while the city argued the ordinance was substantive because it limited the grounds for eviction as an appropriate exercise of the city’s...
...Prior to eviction, a landlord must serve the tenant with a "notice to quit" to inform the tenant that the landlord will be seeking eviction after a specified period of time. See Cambridge St. Realty, LLC v. Stewart, 481 Mass...
...because it set forth two different notice periods, it failed to allege that BCF committed a material breach of the lease, it failed to state with sufficient specificity the reason(s) for the eviction, and its notice period was insufficient.
...NYCHA likewise be served with a nonrenewal notice within this prescribed period. All that is required under the federal consent decree and regulation is that timely notice of the commencement of an eviction action be served on NYCHA (see 433...
In sum, what this provision says is that the lease would terminate, and that Madison could dispossess Camalier, upon expiration of the five-day period following notice, which actually occurred before Camalier’s eviction. Moreover, it is settled with us...
78 Measure H’s requirement that landlords serve a Written Notice to Cease and allow an additional cure period as a condition precedent for eviction for nonpayment of rent is a procedural requirement that conflicts with the timeline under Code...