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To evict them, you must give them a notice on the 5th day of the rental payment period. For instance, if the rent is due on April 1st and the tenant doesn't pay, you can serve them a notice on April 5th. Or, if the rent is due on April 15th and they fail to pay it, you can serve them a notice on April 19th.

The landlord is required to give 5 months' notice to vacate. If the tenancy agreement ends on June 30, the landlord must give notice on or before January 31.

Tenant must give 1 month notice to the landlord. Landlord must give 3 months notice to the tenant. Tenant must give 2 months notice to the landlord that they will be moving out when the agreement expires. Landlord must give 3 months notice to the tenant that they will need to move out when the agreement expires.

If the tenant still doesn't pay, the landlord can give a notice of at least one rental payment period to end the tenancy. If there's extraordinary damage or a chance of extraordinary damage, because of a utility shut-off, and the landlord wants to give notice, they must give at least five days' notice.

An Order of Possession, which will grant the eviction, can take up to one week to complete. A majority of other types of orders can take anywhere from three to four weeks, depending on their complexity.

Landlords are prohibited from issuing a notice of termination other than for impairment of safety or unlawful activities that pose an immediate health and safety risk. Non-urgent eviction hearings are also postponed effective March 24.

If a tenant is terminating a rental agreement for enjoyment or privacy reasons they need to give the landlord between five and fourteen days notice in writing. If a landlord is terminating a rental agreement for these reasons they must give the tenant at least five days notice in writing.