My landlord is giving me a 30 day notice to vacate. However, I should get 60 days because I'm a year lease.
In that the notice was served before your tenancy reached a year, the thirty day period would be proper.
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In that the notice was served before your tenancy reached a year, the thirty day period would be proper.
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