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thirty-day notice |
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thirty-day notice n. a notice by a landlord to a tenant on a mont-to-month tenancy or a hold-over tenant to leave the premises within 30 days. Such notice does not have to state any reason and is not based on failure to pay rent. The landlord's service of the notice and the tenant's failure to vacate at the end of 30 days provides the basis for a lawsuit for unlawful detainer (eviction) and a court judgment ordering the tenant to leave. While this is a common notice period, it does not apply in all states or all circumstances, such as local rent control ordinances. (See: unlawful detainer, landlord and tenant, service) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The FDCPA requires that for a "debt collector" to seek payment of a debt (rent), there must be served upon the debtor (tenant) a thirty-day notice to verify the debt. Even the most reputable companies may be paying as much as ten to twelve percent of gross income for insurance and these insurance policies may include a thirty-day notice of cancellation. |
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