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Posted by dennis on October 29, 2001 at 19:57:54:

In Reply to: Re: 30 days notice-when does it kick in? posted by Anon on October 29, 2001 at 13:42:20:

: Unfortunately this isn't a hypothectical situation. I wrote a letter giving 30 days notice, dated 9/28. Landlord received it 10/1. What day was legally the last one I could spend in the apartment?

the 30 days would normally begin at the beginning of a lease period, in your case, a month. assume your lease starts on the first of the month, 10/1, 11/1, etc. from the date the ll receives the letter, you would go to he beginning of the next rental period, and then count 30 days. in your situation, if your l got the letter ON 10/1, then the 30 days starts ticking on 10/1, so 10/31 would be your last day.

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: the 30 days would normally begin at the beginning of a lease period, in your case, a month. assume your lease starts on the first of the month, 10/1, 11/1, etc. from the date the ll receives the letter, you would go to he beginning of the next rental period, and then count 30 days. in your situation, if your l got the letter ON 10/1, then the 30 days starts ticking on 10/1, so 10/31 would be your last day.
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