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If The Landlord Gives You A Pay Or Quit Notice And The Date On The Notice Is Earlier Than The Date Indicated On The Notice, How Can The Dates On The Notice Be Disputed In Court?
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Well buddy!
In some of the states if you are a tenant on the monthly basis then the Landlord can object and in your case I think the best way to file the dispute in the court is to get a Hardship Stay, for up to the mentioned date.
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