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: Seattle Landlord-Tenant AttorneyAccepting Rent After Notice to Terminate Tenancy
By Scott Eller, Esq.
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A recent published Court of Appeals unlawful detainer case ruled on the issue of whether a landlord may accept rent after service of a notice terminating a month to month tenancy.[1] The court ruled that the landlord may accept such payments without waiving the notice.
After having been served a notice to terminate their month to [...]Full post as published by Seattle Landlord-Tenant Attorney on May 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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