Time limits for Reply to A Legal Notice for Eviction
31-Mar-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
Is it necessary to reply to A Eviction Legal Notice
There is no such limit as per law however, it is generally mentioned in the legal notice itself.
You can issue individually reply to an Advocate notice. But it is always better to take expert opinion in order to avoid admissions and omissions which an individual can't think over.
So I would advice to seek legal advice for issuing notice reply. As far as time limit is concern what type of notice is issued is not clarified by you and what are the consequences has to be looked into.
You can issue individually reply to an Advocate notice. But it is always better to take expert opinion in order to avoid admissions and omissions which an individual can't think over.
So I would advice to seek legal advice for issuing notice reply. As far as time limit is concern what type of notice is issued is not clarified by you and what are the consequences has to be looked into.
It is not necessary to reply to the notice, but the true fact can be said thru., reply notice.
You can also say your defense in the reply notice. So it is better to issue reply notice to notice given to you.
You can also say your defense in the reply notice. So it is better to issue reply notice to notice given to you.
Read the notice to quit to understand the reason why the landlord is terminating your tenancy. If the reason is nonpayment of rent, you may be able to stop the eviction process by paying what is due by a specified date. The rules vary depending on whether you are a tenant-at-will or whether you have a lease. If the tenancy is at-will and you have not received a notice to quit for nonpayment of rent in the last twelve (12) months, you have the right to “cure” the nonpayment by paying to the landlord, his attorney, or the person to whom you usually pay the rent all the rent you owe within ten (10) days after receiving the notice to quit. If you have a lease, you can “cure” the nonpayment by paying to the landlord or his attorney all the rent you owe with interest and costs by the day your answer to the summary process summons and complaint is due. If you do not “cure” the notice to quit, the landlord’s constable or sheriff can serve you with a summary process summons and complaint. You may want to consult an attorney.
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