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valid notice

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See: adequate notice


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TV licensing officers will be out in force on the evening of the contest to try and catch out those without a valid notice.
Your landlord would have to give you proper notice before you can be evicted and obtain a possession order from the court if you do not leave the property at the end of any valid notice given.
Although the notice is typically from the employee and either oral or in writing, a valid notice can also come from a representative of the employee--for example, a family member, friend or physician--may also provide notice.
 
 
 
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