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Notice to Cure or Quit
A statutory written notice giving a tenant a set number of days to correct a lease violation or vacate the premises before eviction proceedings begin.
A Notice to Cure or Quit is a formal written legal notice served to a resident or commercial tenant identifying a specific breach of lease terms (such as unauthorized occupants or excessive noise) and providing a statutory number of days to rectify the non-compliance or surrender possession of the property.
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