If tenant late payments for 8 month how many days I will give him eviction notice
If the tenant refuses to pay rent fees, which one is the best thing I can do
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Yajin Rana Attorneys
You need to give such Tenant 7 days notice to quit and deliver up possession.

Remedium Reel Attorneys
Except there's a fixed term tenancy agreement in existence between you and the tenant, you still have to issue a 6 months notice if he's a yearly tenant or 3 months if he's a half yearly tenant or as the case demands. In a situation where there's a tenancy agreement in place, 7 days notice is okay to be issued before proceeding to court should he fail to deliver possession upon expiration.
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