68
P.S. § 250.501 (2002)
Notice to quit
- A
landlord desirous of repossessing real property from a tenant except
real property which is a mobile home space as defined in the act of
November 24, 1976 (P.L. 1176, No. 261), known as the "Mobile
Home Park Rights Act," may notify, in writing, the tenant to
remove from the same at the expiration of the time specified in the
notice under the following circumstances, namely
- Upon the termination of a term of the tenant,
- or upon forfeiture of the lease for breach of its conditions,
- or upon the failure
of the tenant, upon demand, to satisfy any rent reserved and due.
- Except
as provided for in subsection (c), in case of the expiration of a
term or of a forfeiture for breach of the conditions of the lease
where the lease is for any term of one year or less or for an indeterminate
time, the notice shall specify that the tenant shall remove within
fifteen days from the date of service thereof, and when the lease
is for more than one year, then within thirty days from the date of
service thereof. In case of failure of the tenant, upon demand, to
satisfy any rent reserved and due, the notice shall specify that the
tenant shall remove within ten days from the date of the service thereof.
- In
case of the expiration of a term or of a forfeiture for breach of
the conditions of the lease involving a tenant of a mobile home park
as defined in the "Mobile Home Park Rights Act," where the
lease is for any term of less than one year or for an indeterminate
time, the notice shall specify that the tenant shall remove within
thirty days from the date of service thereof, and when the lease is
for one year or more, then within three months from the date of service
thereof. In case of failure of the tenant, upon demand, to satisfy
any rent reserved and due, the notice, if given on or after April
first and before September first, shall specify that the tenant shall
remove within fifteen days from the date of the service thereof, and
if given on or after September first and before April first, then
within thirty days from the date of the service thereof.
- The owner of a mobile
home park shall not be entitled to recovery of the
mobile home space upon the termination of a lease with a resident regardless of the term of the lease if the resident:- is complying with the rules of the mobile home park; and
- is paying the rent due; and
- desires to continue
living in the mobile home park.
- The only basis for
the recovery of a mobile home space by an owner of a mobile home
park shall be:
- When a resident is legally evicted as provided under section 3 of the "Mobile Home Park Rights Act."
- When the owner
and resident mutually agree in writing to the
termination of a lease.
- At the expiration
of a lease, if the resident determines that he no longer
desires to reside in the park and so notifies the owner in writing.
- The owner of a mobile
home park shall not be entitled to recovery of the
- In
case of termination due to the provisions of section 505-A, the notice
shall specify that the tenant shall remove within ten days from the
date of service thereof.
- The
notice above provided for may be for a lesser time or may be waived
by the tenant if the lease so provides.
- The notice provided for in this section may be served personally on the tenant, or by leaving the same at the principal building upon the premises, or by posting the same conspicuously on the leased premises.
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