I personally served a standard, 60-day eviction notice to tenants. The notice includes a clause stating that a 3-Day Quit Notice may be served if rent is not paid in full /on time within the 60 day period of the notice. Should this have instead referred to a 3-Day PAY or Quit notice?
If so, do I need to serve a new 60-day notice to correct this information? Everything else in the 60-day notice is legally correct.
Asked on 9/09/11, 6:35 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Philip Iadevaia
Law Offices of Philip A. Iadevaia
Unless there are some local requirements depending on your city, your 60 day notice is technically sound if it includes a statement that monthly rent is due during the 60 day period. There is no need to expressly state that a 3-day notice (to quit or to pay-or-quit) will be served. Good luck.
Answered on 9/09/11, 7:58 am
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