The Under Secretaries also report directly to the Secretary and serve as the Department's corporate board on foreign policy in the following areas: 1  Political Affairs; 2  Economic, Energy, and Agricultural Affairs; 3  Arms Control and International Security; 4  Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights; 5  Management; and.
Currently, most landlords are required to give just 30 days' notice, the state minimum, when terminating a lease or raising rent. If landlords don't follow the rules, tenants could be owed an amount up to three months rent as well as actual damages, reasonable attorney fees and costs, according to city documents. Mayor Charlie Hales said Portland has to try new things. Some 200,000 new residents are expected during the next 20 years, he said.
If your original lease does not tell you how much notice you have to give, the landlord-tenant laws in your area should tell you how many daysâ notice you must give. Typical notice can range from 15 to 30 days, so waiting until the last minute could mean paying an extra monthâs rent. For example, say that your lease ended on September 30, 2008, but you paid and the landlord accepted rent for October, 2008. Two weeks later, you get a job offer and have to move. In most states, youâll have to give the landlord 20-30 days notice before leaving, otherwise youâll have to pay rent for November.