Symonds v. Green

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• finding notice to quit, served instead of a notice to cure, substantially prejudiced tenant’s rights because it did not inform the tenant that paying the rent would remedy the defect and moot termination of the lease
• “Because Symonds failed to notify Green of her right to cure the nonpayment of rent prior to termination of the rental agreement, the trial court lacked jurisdiction to hear her forcible entry and detainer action.”
• “Because Symonds failed to notify Green of her right to cure the nonpayment of rent prior to termination of the rental agreement, the trial court lacked jurisdiction to hear her forcible entry and detainer action.”

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