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Posted by Mark Smith on April 27, 1999 at 16:07:24:

In Reply to: Roommate Eviction posted by Klewis on April 26, 1999 at 14:06:09:

A licensee is entitled to a 10-day notice to quit [RPAPL §713(7)] -- not 30 days. The notice must be served in accordance with RPAPL §735.

: I'm about to give the current month to month licensee her official 30 day notice that the agreement is going to be terminated. I am afraid she's not going to go gently into the good night and not leave in a timely fashion. Should I initiate eviction proceedings in Housing Court now or wait until after the 30 days notification time is up? What's the process? I hope she doesn't damage the apartment or kill my cat. thanks.

Follow Ups:

• Re: Roommate Eviction klewis 4/28/99 (5)
  • Re: Roommate Eviction klewis 4/29/99 (2)
    • You Can't Serve The Notice To Quit By Yourself Mark Smith 4/29/99 (1)
      • Re: You Can't Serve The Notice To Quit By Yourself klewis 4/30/99 (0)
  • Re: Roommate Eviction Mark Smith 4/28/99 (1)
    • Re: NY State Laws Anna 4/28/99 (0)

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