If I have a “notice to quit” paper that was just served to me, is it an actual eviction notice?
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If I have a “notice to quit” paper that was just served to me, is it an actual eviction notice?
Asked on August 28, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Indiana
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
You need to carefully read the "notice to quit" paper that was just served upon you to see what it actually states so that you will be able to get some semblance of its meaning. If the document states that you have to leave the rental that you occupy within a certain period of time then for all intents and purposes the notice that you received is an eviction notice for the rental that you occupy.
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