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Posted by Regina on August 31, 2000 at 15:58:41:

In Reply to: Re: Ed's post is wrong posted by Jeremy on August 30, 2000 at 23:30:30:

I am well aware of what it says here, just as aware as I am of what my attorney told me. By the way, terminating a month-to-month tenancy is not eviction, you have to go to court for that. Terminating a month-to-month tenancy is simply asking the person to leave on good terms for your own purposes. Eviction is a completely different matter.

: : The reply that I posted to this I got straight from a landlord/tenant attorney. I did not make this up.

: : See my reply to the orginal question.

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: Regina please look up www.tenant.net/Other_Laws/RPL/rplo7.text
: go to section 232a. This section explains terminating a month to month tenancy in New York City.It seems to me it is 30 days notice as Ed said.
: Of course I may be "mistaken" also but I looked it up because Im a landlord looking to evict a tenant(see my posting on 08/27).

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: I am well aware of what it says here, just as aware as I am of what my attorney told me.  By the way, terminating a month-to-month tenancy is not eviction, you have to go to court for that.  Terminating a month-to-month tenancy is simply asking the person to leave on good terms for your own purposes.  Eviction is a completely different matter.

: : : The reply that I posted to this I got straight from a landlord/tenant attorney.  I did not make this up.

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: : Regina please look up www.tenant.net/Other_Laws/RPL/rplo7.text
: : go to section 232a. This section explains terminating a month to month tenancy in New York City.It seems to me it is 30 days notice as Ed said.
: : Of course I may be "mistaken" also but I looked it up because Im a landlord looking to evict a tenant(see my posting on 08/27).    


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