Assertion: landlord | /r/CapableOf | give notice
Facets:
value: to the tenant
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: before he
type: TEMPORAL
value: by certified m ail
type: OTHER
value: for other violations
type: OTHER
value: in electronic form
type: MANNER
value: in hawaii
type: LOCATION
value: after receiving this notice
type: TEMPORAL
value: before raising the rent
type: TEMPORAL
value: to quit
type: PURPOSE
value: before entering a rental unit
type: TEMPORAL
value: before calling to the property
type: TEMPORAL
value: in order to enter a tenant’s apartment
type: PURPOSE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: in order to enter a tenant’s unit
type: PURPOSE
value: for all reasons
type: CAUSE
value: before being able
type: TEMPORAL
value: by mailing it
type: MANNER
value: in a number of ways
type: MANNER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Your landlord must give you a notice to quit before starting an eviction when:
text: A landlord will often have to send the tenant a Notice to Pay Rent or Quit before being able to file for the eviction.
text: Your landlord can give you the notice in a number of ways, for example, by mailing it, putting it in your mailbox, or handing it to you.
text: Most states allow landlords to send the notice the first day the rent is late; since most leases require rent be paid by the first of the month, this is usually the second of the month (although a few states allow extra time if the first falls on a weekend or holiday).
text: The landlord must serve a Notice to Vacate on the tenant.
text: If you've lived in the property for more than 5 years your landlord will have to give you more notice.
text: State laws dictate how much notice a landlord must give before raising the rent on a month-to-month agreement.
text: For all reasons, the landlord must give notice through writing that the lease is effectively over, and eviction proceedings will begin after the notice period.
text: Under the implied warranty of Quiet Enjoyment, a landlord must give notice to the tenant and receive permission from the tenant before entering rented premises.
text: The Residential Tenancies Act states that in order to enter a tenant’s unit to do repairs, the landlord must give notice to the tenant, except in the case of an emergency.
text: In order to enter a tenant’s apartment, landlords typically have to give notice.
text: The landlord can give notice to enter in order to:
text: Landlords can only give notice to end a periodic tenancy under specific conditions set out in the Residential Tenancies Ministerial Regulation.
text: For example, if there are plumbing repairs that need to be done, the landlord can give the tenant notice that a plumber, not the landlord, will be entering the premises on a specific date and time.
text: The landlord must also give you notice before entering the yard of a single-family residence, or any other space rented to one tenant.
text: This is when your fixed term ends and your tenancy automatically continues month-by-month or week-by-week - usually based on your rent payment period - until you or your landlord gives notice.
text: However, if the landlord constantly did this despite knowing that he had to give you notice before calling to the property, you could accuse him of a material breach.
text: However, landlords in San Francisco, as well as other California landlords and those in other states, must give potential renters notice if a rental property contains lead-based paint.
text: You may wish to include a standard clause in your lease that the lease will automatically renew unless the landlord or tenant gives notice that the lease will not be renewed.
text: Landlords give notice before entering a rental unit, except in cases of emergency Abiding by all stipulations in a lease agreement
text: What kinds of eviction notices can a landlord give?
text: Landlords send the Tenant a Notice to Quit
text: For other violations, the landlord must send the tenant a notice to quit the behavior.
text: If a tenant is responsible for the common area being consistently dirty, then the landlord can send a notice to quit the behavior.
text: In Hawaii, a landlord has to send notice to a tenant’s last known address that they have 15 days after receiving this notice to collect any abandoned possessions.
text: If the rental agreement so provides, the landlord and tenant may send notices in electronic form; however, any tenant who so requests may elect to send and receive notices in paper form.
text: If these methods do not work, then the landlord can give the notice to another adult that lives in the unit, or the landlord can post the notice in plain sight on some part of the premises (i.e. the door to the unit).
text: The landlord may give the notice to you or, if it says so in your written rental agreement, the landlord can mail the notice and securely fasten a copy of the notice to your door.
text: Your landlord must give you the notice a certain number of days before he or she wants you to move out.
text: Your landlord must give you the notice and the application at least 10 days before the hearing.
text: Most states allow landlords to send the notice the first day the rent is late; since most leases require rent be paid by the first of the month, this is usually the second of the month (although a few states allow extra time if the first falls on a weekend or holiday).
text: The landlord must send the notice by certified m ail to the tenant’s last known address.
text: The tenant is still entitled to stay in the property until the end of the tenancy or until there is a break clause at which point the landlord will serve notice to the tenant.