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A text message is not a legally recognized notice to vacate so you can ignore it. The notice would start the day you receive the proper legal notice in writing.
In the majority of states, a text message would not qualify as valid written notice or valid service. Written notice has very specific statutory requirements, and text messaging likely does not satisfy the requirements within your state.
Don't text formal written notices to a tenant. If you are giving a tenant a notice that is required by statute to be in writing (such as a notice that you need to enter the premises or terminate the lease), do not text it. ... Text messages are not legal documents. They are easily (and sometimes accidentally) deleted.
The answer is yes. . . and no. Text messages aren't automatically admissible in court. Steps must be taken to properly preserve the texts as evidence or they won't be allowed to be presented in your case.
When determining when to give your notice to vacate, always read your lease agreement first. The notice period should be clearly stated in your rental agreement, so make sure you are following protocol. A 30-day notice is most common, but a 60-day notice or 90-day notice may be required by your landlord.
Real writing. Not text. If, however, there are terms in the original lease agreement that allow for texting to be considered as legal written notice, then texting is indeed legally binding. Parties are free to define the terms of their "writing" requirement.
A text message is not a legally recognized notice to vacate so you can ignore it. The notice would start the day you receive the proper legal notice in writing.
Whether a section 21 notice may be given by SMS or email does not seem to have ever been decided by the courts. However, there is some case law which suggests a text or email notice would be valid. ... However, it is likely that a text message or email would also meet the requirement for a notice to be in writing.
Yes, the text messages taken as a whole should constitute a written agreement and a court would likely find them to be binding. There is a difference between "written agreements" and agreements which must meet the "Statute of Frauds" standards. ... A written agreement does not require a signature.
Even emails and text messaging can constitute a legally binding agreement! ... Indeed, clients are often quite surprised, and, in some cases alarmed, to learn that seemingly casual email conversations, which (even) contain text speak, can be sufficient to create a legally binding contract or even a guarantee.
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