RTA · Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act
Part 1 — Periodic Tenancies
12 Notice not served in sufficient time
served in sufficient time to give the period of notice required by
section 8(1) or 10, as the case may be, the notice is still effective to
terminate
(a) the monthly tenancy
(i) if the notice is served by a tenant on the tenant's
landlord, on the last day of the 2nd complete tenancy
month following the date on which the notice is served,
or
(ii) if the notice is served by a landlord on the landlord's
tenant, on the last day of the first complete notice period
of 6 consecutive tenancy months following the date on
which the notice is served,
or
(b) the yearly tenancy
(i) if the notice is served before the end of the tenancy year
by a tenant on the tenant's landlord, 60 days from the
date on which the notice is served, or
(ii) if the notice is served be fore the end of the tenancy year
by a landlord on the landlord's tenant, 180 days from the
date on which the notice is served.
(2) If a notice to terminate a monthly tenancy is not served in
sufficient time to give the period of notice required by section 9,
the notice is still effective to terminate the monthly tenancy
RSA 2000
(a) if the notice is served by a tenant on the tenant's landlord,
on the last day of the first complete tenancy month
following the date on which the notice is served, or
(b) if the notice is served by a landlord on the landlord's tenant,
on the last day of the first complete notice period of 3
consecutive tenancy months following the date on which the
notice is served.
(3) This section does not apply to a notice to terminate under
section 13 or 14.
1982 cM-18.5 s9;1992 c22 s10