Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to defend against lease violation claims [title] Read your " cure or quit " notice. [step] Depending on the jurisdiction, the landlord may be legally required to give you this notice before filing an eviction suit. It will tell you what lease provision you have violated. <sep> (A) [substeps] Typically, a cure or quit is a variance of the terms of the lease that applies to your specific case. This variance is outlined in the written notice and will differ by jurisdiction, but a cure and quit check is often devised. (B) The notice also typically gives you a certain amount of time to fix (" cure ") the problem. If you don't fix the problem by the deadline, then the landlord will terminate your lease. (C) You should read your notice as soon as possible to ensure you understand it. [title] Know that landlord is not suing you for violation of a lease clause. (D) [substeps] In california, your denial is all that is discussed in this section. The full legal definition of a cure or quit provision is " 45 days' notice of eviction.
Output (English): B