A Hawaii 10 Day Notice to Cure or Quit is used to notify a tenant of a tenancy violation other than unpaid rent. This notice identifies the alleged noncompliance and provides the tenant with a specified period of time—no less than ten days—to correct the issue or surrender possession of the rental unit. If the tenant does not take action, the landlord may pursue a summary proceeding for possession as allowed by statute.
What Hawaii Law References
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§ 521-72 — Landlord’s remedies for improper use. If a tenant violates rules or obligations related to the proper use, occupancy, or maintenance of the dwelling unit, the landlord may provide written notice describing the breach and allowing not less than ten days to remedy the violation.
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§ 521-52 — Tenant to use properly. Tenants are required to comply with lawful rules and restrictions governing the use, occupancy, and care of the dwelling unit and common areas.
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How to Fill Out
Step 1 – Enter the full legal name(s) of the tenant(s).
Step 2 – Provide the complete address of the rental property.
Step 3 – Clearly describe the tenancy violation prompting this notice.
Step 4 – Indicate the demand being made (to cure the violation or surrender possession).
Step 5 – Enter the specific date and time by which the tenant must comply or vacate.
Step 6 – After service, the individual delivering the notice must complete the Record of Service section, noting the method and date of delivery.
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• Rent Grace Period: As stated in the lease agreement.
§ 521-21
• Nonpayment of Rent: 15 days.
§ 521-68
• Noncompliance: 10 days.
§ 521-72
• Termination (Month-to-Month Lease): 45 days.
§ 521-71
• Eviction Lawsuit: Summary proceedings for possession
§ 521-61 – § 521-82
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