Landlord Question and Answer Forum

Forum / Move-Out & Eviction / does tenant have to give notice when leaving?

I have a month to month rental in Connecticut. Is the tenant required to give me a 30 day notice when he's leaving? Unfortunately, when I bought the place this tenant was there with no lease or security deposit or last months rent.

Bill R, MA on Thursday, November 29, 2012

RE: does tenant have to give notice when leaving?

When you bought the place and there was no lease and no security deposit, you should have instituted your own lease and your own security deposit.

Posted by Dawn A, WI on Thursday, November 29, 2012

RE: does tenant have to give notice when leaving?

Google: Sec. 47a-23. (Formerly Sec. 52-532). Even though you do not have a written lease, an oral lease is in place. You would give this tenant a notice to quit. IF they do not vacate, then you can start eviction proceedings. Connecticut does not have specific notice requirements for ending a lease unless it was agreed upon. Check out the statute above, I think it will help.

Posted by Millie S, BC on Friday, November 30, 2012

Return to the Move-Out & Eviction Forum

Read related Move-Out & Eviction Articles

Documents related to this forum

Articles related to this forum

How Does Eviction Work?
Posted July 10, 2017 Reader Rating:
When You Have to Evict Birds
Posted May 25, 2017 Reader Rating:
Get Ready to Evict Your Tenant
Posted May 15, 2017 Reader Rating:
Why Does Eviction Take So Long?
Posted December 13, 2016 Reader Rating:

Highest Rated Discussions
mid month notice to leave Author: Beverly S, NC Updated: 03/28/2016 Rating:
Tenant has not paid rent this month but is requesting repairs Author: Emmett J, GA Updated: 03/03/2016 Rating:
Must I give 60 day notice or may I do a 30 day notice. Author: Howard P, CA Updated: 09/06/2018 Rating:
Eviction in Arizona Author: Laura D, AZ Updated: 06/29/2011 Rating:
Extreme Problem Tenants and I Need Serious Help Author: Kimberly B, NC Updated: 11/15/2012 Rating:

The forum is completely free to anyone! If you wish to post a message, you must log in. If you are not registered already, Join today to create a free account!

Any comments and opinions that are expressed by the users of this forum are solely those of the authors, and have not been reviewed or approved by ezLandlordForms.

Satisfaction
Guaranteed

Trusted by Over
300,000 Property
Managers, Realtors,
Attorneys, and Landlords
since 2006!

More Info

Feature Spotlight: Why do I need A Lease Package?

Those basic leases you can find in office supply stores or buy from online vendors can look appealingly cheap and easy, but chances are, they don't meet all of the legal requirements for binding leases in your state. If you entrust your rental unit to a stand-alone lease, you may not be fully protected, especially if you wind up in court with your tenant over a contract dispute.

By using our exclusive Lease-Builder Wizard with State Assist, you'll get unmatched convenience, peace of mind, and protection for not much more than other sites charge for a generic lease.