The Montana 3-day notice to quit for a criminal offense is an eviction notice that demands a tenant to vacate within three days due to actions causing potential damage or injury. The notice will specify the reason for the eviction, that the tenant must move out in three days, and that if the notice was received by mail, an additional three days are added to the notice period.
The Montana 3-day notice to quit for a criminal offense is an eviction notice that demands a tenant to vacate within three days due to actions causing potential damage or injury. The notice will specify the reason for the eviction, that the tenant must move out in three days, and that if the notice was received by mail, an additional three days are added to the notice period.
The Montana 3-day notice to quit for a criminal offense is an eviction notice that demands a tenant to vacate within three days due to actions causing potential damage or injury. The notice will specify the reason for the eviction, that the tenant must move out in three days, and that if the notice was received by mail, an additional three days are added to the notice period.
Criminal Offense – This notice can only be served on tenants who have been charged with or arrested for a criminal offense resulting in the threat of danger.
The criminal act must also fall into one of the following categories[1]:
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