Notice of Default for Violation of Lease or Rental Agreement - Nonresidential - 10 days notice
The Statute below sets forth the requirements for a Landlord
to terminate a non-residential lease upon 10 day notice of default.
Sec. 09.45.090. Unlawful holding by force.
(b) For property to which the provisions of AS 34.03 (Uniform Residential
Landlord and Tenant Act) do not apply, unlawful holding by force includes
each of the following:
(2) when, following service
of a written notice to quit,
(A) after the tenant or person in possession
has breached or violated a condition or covenant of the lease or rental
agreement other than breach of a covenant or condition set out in (B) of
this paragraph, the tenant or person in possession of a premises fails
or refuses to deliver up the possession of the premises within 10 days;
(c) When a landlord who is required to
provide written notice to a tenant or person in possession under (a) or
(b) of this section, provides notice by mail, notwithstanding any other
provision of law, three days must be added to the period set out in (a)
or (b) of this section to determine the date on and after which the tenant
or person in possession unlawfully holds by force.