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No; that full sentence states If the sum equal to (2) two monthsâ rent is not given to Landlord at the time Tenant gives notice to early terminate of the Lease, then Landlord has the right to not agree with the early termination of the Lease and can require Tenant to comply with the terms of the Lease..
In most cases, yes. Especially if you do not have a written lease, the landlord cannot ask you to move out or ask the court to evict you unless you get a 30-day written notice. Leave it on your door. If you do have a written lease, your landlord may not have to give you a 30-day notice. Read your lease. Look for the words eviction or lease termination. It will say what the landlord must do to evict you.