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My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Pennsylvania



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28. Tenants waiver of notices
Landlord shall not be required to give tenant a notice of default, or an oppertunity to correct any default. Teneant also waives the right to receive a "notice to quit" or "notice to vacate" from the landlord. This means the landlord is not required to notify the tenant to remove from (leave) the apartment.

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31. Severability
If a term in this lease is illeagal or unenforceable, the rest of this lease remains in full force.


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Does this really mean I could come home from work one day and find all my stuff on the lawn for no reason?

28. No, this means that the landlord does not have to give you notice to vacate if you do not pay your rent. The landlord will have the right to file an eviction without the standard NOTICE TO VACATE. They would still have to take you to eviction court and you will have notice with a summons if you fail to pay. This does NOT mean they can just put your stuff on the street.

31. There is nothing wrong with this clause it is in every lease that I have ever read. It means just as it says.