[WSBAPT] Terminating Tenancy to sell property
Kaitlyn Jackson
kaitlyn at dimensionlaw.com
Wed Sep 16 14:22:13 PDT 2020
I have not had this problem and this argument/conclusion not only doesn't
make sense, but instructs the landlord to violate the Proclamation.
A 20 Day Notice is called "*Notice to Terminate*" and a 60 day Notice is
called "*Notice to Terminate*." Either notice *terminates the tenancy. *The
only difference is the amount of time given to the tenant to vacate before
they are considered unlawfully detaining the property.
What's more strange about this argument is that, under the Proclamation, if
you give a tenant a 20 day notice to terminate, you are violating the
ordinance. So, to require that notice be served is an instruction to
violate the Proclamation.
Even more strange is that giving multiple notices like this is just
likely to confuse the tenant about when they are actually required to
vacate.
If a Commissioner has ruled this way I would file a motion for a revision.
Kaitlyn
On Wed, Sep 16, 2020 at 2:09 PM Marcus Fry <mfry at lyon-law.com> wrote:
> All:
>
> I am hearing word that on month to month tenancies, if you give a 60 day
> notice of intent to sell to terminate tenancy (to comply with Governor
> Inslee’s proclamation), that you still have to give the 20-day notice
> terminating tenancy, even though the 20-day period is not used because the
> 60-day period is longer. Anyone encountering this with the courts?
>
>
>
> Marcus J. Fry
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