Oklahoma 10 Day Demand for Compliance
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This notice is used when a tenant commits a violation of the lease agreement(other than non-payment of rent).
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If a tenant violates a lease or a provision of the Oklahoma Landlord Tenant Act, the landlord may give written demand for compliance within 10 days. If the tenant does not comply within 10 days, the landlord may then file eviction proceedings in court no less than 15 days after the tenant receives the notice.
Beware: Landlord may not change the locks on the rental.
Who: Give this notice to a tenant who has violated a lease or a provision of the Oklahoma Landlord Tenant Act.
What: This is the required notice to be given to the tenant before filing for eviction proceedings.
When:This notice should be given to your tenant at least 15 days before you may initiate court proceedings.
Beware: Landlord may not change the locks on the rental.
Who: Give this notice to a tenant who has violated a lease or a provision of the Oklahoma Landlord Tenant Act.
What: This is the required notice to be given to the tenant before filing for eviction proceedings.
When:This notice should be given to your tenant at least 15 days before you may initiate court proceedings.
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