EXHIBIT 4I—Notice to Quit Terminating Tenancy at Will . If your lease has expired or you are otherwise a tenant at sufferance, your landlord can begin an eviction case in court without giving you a notice to quit. a.Must I give a 30 day notice, or is a 3 day notice sufficient, since they are holdovers? The state if New York, the County, Suffolk, on Long Island. See Note 14 to the Audited Consolidated Financial Statements. With respect to lease agreements, the indemnification provisions typically apply to claims asserted against the landlord relating to personal.
Personal property stored on the rental premises. Thus, even if you gave the landlord (or the landlord's agent, such as a licensed property manager) a 3-day notice in violation of the lease, the landlord could still take some action within that time--for example, by filing a court proceeding or seeking and obtaining a court-ordered inspection of it. b. If I do not give the landlord a 30-day Notice to Quit and he/she files a court proceeding to evict me, can I still get out by paying the balance of the last six months' rent? A 30-day Notice to Quit may prevent your eviction, but it will not prevent further court action. See Question 19c and the discussion under “What If I Am Not on a Month-to-Month Tenancy?” under Question 4. If rent is not owed, any remaining rent unpaid by the landlord would be treated as a judgment against you.
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