Notice to Vacate is defined in Section 2.2.
Notice to Vacate shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 11.1.
Notice to Vacate is defined in Section 4.4(a).
Examples of Notice to Vacate in a sentence
If the resident fails to pay their rent by the fifth day of the month, and HACE has not agreed to accept payment at a later date, a Notice to Vacate will be issued to the resident for failure to pay rent, demanding payment in full or the surrender of the premises.
The Notice to Vacate will give the resident at least 14 days before HACE takes action to terminate the lease unless an extended time period is mandated by HUD.
During periods of national emergency when Federal emergency assistance is available to residents, the Notice to Vacate may give residents at least 30 days.
More Definitions of Notice to Vacate
Notice to Vacate is defined in Section 3.1 below.
Notice to Vacate means a written notification provided by The Graduate Union to the Resident to leave residency;
Notice to Vacate means a notice and/or order, however denominated, issued by the city or a court of competent jurisdiction to a property owner and/or a tenant household pursuant to the city's code enforcement activities requiring that a residential building, unit or room be vacated, either immediately or at some future specified time, as a result of a determination that such building, unit or room is substandard, blighted, unsafe, a public nuisance, a drug nuisance, or in noncompliance with applicable building, housing, zoning, or other code standards. For purposes of this Chapter, the term "notice to vacate" includes a complaint or action filed by the city with a court of competent jurisdiction and served on the property owner pursuant to the city's code enforcement activities in which the city asks for vacation of the property as requested relief.
Notice to Vacate means a notice to vacate in a form valid and enforceable in the relevant jurisdiction.
Notice to Vacate means a notice and/or order, however denominated, issued by the County or a court of competent jurisdiction to a property owner and/or a tenant household pursuant to the County’s code enforcement activities requiring that a dwelling or room be vacated, either immediately or at some future specified time, as a result of a determination that such dwelling or room fails to comply with applicable building, housing, zoning, or other code standards. For purposes of this Chapter, a “Notice to Vacate”