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The right of the tenant to contest an eviction notice that has never been delivered
As a tenant, I would like to understand if an eviction notice that was formalized through a notary public but was not properly addressed, is still valid and enforceable.
I would also like to know if I need to contest it (which is a costly matter) or if I can just ignore it (and wait for the landlord to start a dispute or send a new notice).
The specifics: The rental management company claims that my landlord has sent a formal eviction notice through notary public 4 months ago. However, I've never received this.
The rental management company sends me a photo of the eviction notice and Aramex delivery slip via WhatsApp.
However, on the eviction notice, the rental management company is listed as the notified party. And the Aramex slip also shows that the documents have been delivered there.
The rental management company claims that the notary public is saying it has also been delivered to my house.
Is the eviction notice valid and enforceable? And if not, should I contest it through RDC?
Dear Questioner,
First of all, the notice for eviction doesn't take place before the elapse of 12 months after delivery.
If the notified party was the company then it is the company's fault that they didn't notify you back then.
Kindly contact me at my email for more information.
