Landlord Eviction Notice Forms
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- 3 Day Eviction Notice
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- 10 Day Eviction Notice
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- Notice Of Abandonment
- Notice To Enter
- Notice To Terminate Tenancy
- Waste Or Nuisance Notice
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There are several legal grounds for eviction:
• The tenant has failed to leave or pay the rent due within three days of having received a written Three-Day Notice to Pay or Quit.
• A month-to-month tenant has failed to leave within the allowable time after having received a written 30 or 60-day notice terminating the tenancy (90-day notice for certain government-subsidized tenancies).
• The tenant has failed to leave or comply with a provision of the lease or rental agreement within three days after having received the written three-day notice to correct the violation or quit.
• The tenant has sublet the property contrary to the lease or rental agreement, has caused or allowed a nuisance or serious damage to the property or has used the property for an illegal purpose, and has failed to leave within three days of having received an unconditional three day notice to vacate.
• A tenant whose fixed-term lease has expired and has not been renewed has failed to leave.
• A month-to-month tenant has failed to leave within a stated time after having given the landlord a written 30-day notice terminating the tenancy.
Impermissible Reasons for Eviction
There are certain reasons for which a tenant cannot be evicted
legally. A tenant cannot be evicted because:
• Of their race or color, national origin or ancestry, religion, sex,
marital status, religion, having children, disability, source of income,
marital status, and sexual orientation.
• They complain to health authorities or exercise their statutory
rights, such as the right to “repair and deduct” remedy (by deducting
the cost of habitability-related repairs from the rent) within the
previous six months.
• They exercised rights given to tenants by the First Amendment such as
organizing tenant groups.
Reasons Where A Landlord Must Evict
A landlord is required by law to evict tenants who use their rental
property to sell, use, store or make illegal drugs.
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