notice to quit

If they try to know more, it's a notice to quit.

In the summer of 2004 Hamilton gave the club a year's notice to quit the ground.

The house was sold very quickly and the new owner immediately gave us all notice to quit.

They do not give anyone a notice to quit.

Likewise, you'll be able to give them 2 months' notice to quit if your circumstances change, no?

He was given notice to quit; having displeased the Church.

One day a bailiff called to serve them with notice to quit.

By 27 April the workers had had notice to quit.

After a while a fifth appeared, and the landlord gave them notice to quit.

Now she's been given notice to quit by Wednesday.

Court proceedings and eviction A notice to quit does not always mean you have to leave.

They gave her notice to quit the attic when the roof was repaired.

Other steps into his shoes when he gets his notice to quit.

The landlord served an invalid notice to quit which does not affect the situation.

The Hampshire fourth division side, which is more than a million pounds in debt, have been given notice to quit their own ground.

However, it was not mentioned that the tenants had, by the time of the auction, already given notice to quit the property.

The travellers say they'll ignore the notice to quit.

They appeared in court accused of failing to comply with a notice to quit their mobile home.

In 1942, hundreds of Africans were served with notices to quit in 1943.

If this be so, the sooner such a civilisation receives notice to quit the better.

The plaintiff, a tenant of the defendant, was served with a notice to quit and refused to leave.

Landlords are normally required to give twenty-eight days' written notice to quit.

The one that mattered was an official letter from his landlord giving him two months' notice to quit the flat.

The farm ceased operations in 1965 after the local council served a notice to quit on the tenant.

It has closed its doors to new guests, and long-term residents are expecting notice to quit.