A landlord gave notice to a tenant that at the end of her lease term she would continue as a month-to-month tenant, and stated the rate of rent for the month-to-month tenancy. That rate was $200 per month lower than the rate of rent under the lease. Six weeks into the month-to-month tenancy, after receiving two rent payments, the landlord claims that the notice was in error and that the tenant owes another $400 in rent. Does the tenant have to pay?

