Q: Does my landlord have the right to give me 60 day notice due to esa dog visiting me with the owner?
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A: I’m not sure what type of notice you received. If you are doing something in violation of your lease, the normal process is to serve you with a Notice to Cure. That gives you a short time to correct the offending condition. A Notice to Terminate your lease would be inappropriate if this is the first time a dog was on the premises.
A: If you are not in a rent regulated apartment or have the protection of a lease, the landlord does not need a reason for seeking to recover an apartment.
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