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Can a landlord evict a tenant without notice?
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A written notice, with a stated period, is a precondition to seeking eviction on this ground.
A v. B · High Court · 2020p.4¶17
The statute sets the minimum period; a lease cannot shorten it.
Rent Control Act · s.14✓ Quote verified
¶17Page 4
The notice must be in writing and allow the tenant a reasonable period to respond before any order of eviction is sought.
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