2010/02/24 03:29:02 PM alicia Posts: 3	When your tenant is in breach of contract and you would like to give them notice to vacate. How much notice is the tenant legally entitled to?
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2010/03/01 09:34:26 AM VAN VUUREN ATTORNEYS Posts: 14	Dear Madam In the event that a written agreement does exist, the terms of the cancellation will be stipulated in the written agreement, however, should no such terms be stipulated or no agreement exist, one months calendar notice should be given. One months calendar notice, is notice from the 1st to the 31st of a given month. Notice should be given prior to the first of the month to prevent short service. Should you need any help you are more than welcome to contact our firm at 012 361 9638. VAN VUUREN ATTORNEYS
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2010/03/01 11:56:23 AM alicia Posts: 3	Thank you very much for clarifying this.
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2010/05/31 06:01:28 PM debbieb01 Posts: 18	I have a similar question. The tenant summarily terminated the verbal lease before actually moving in. What notice period is the tenant obligated to give? I do not have the deposit.
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