Landlords must use this free Maryland 10 Day Notice to Pay or Quit, also known as form DC-CV-115, when trying to enforce a tenant’s failure to pay rent. Included within this form are resources for tenants (and landlords) regarding rental assistance and legal aid.
What Does Maryland Law Say?
[su_quote]§ 8-401 (c)(1) Before a landlord may file a complaint under this section, the landlord shall provide to the tenant a written notice of the landlord’s intent to file a claim in the District Court against the tenant to recover possession of the residential premises if the tenant does not cure within 10 days after the written notice is provided to the tenant.
How to Fill Out
Step 1 – Complete the landlord contact information.
Step 2 – Complete the tenant contact information.
Step 3 – Enter the past due amount of rent and period of time.
Step 4 – Serve the tenant with the notice and complete the record of service section stating who, how and when the tenant was served.
[su_box title=”Maryland Eviction Laws” box_color=”#bed1db” title_color=”#ffffff” radius=”10″]• Rent Grace Period: None. § 8-401
• Nonpayment of Rent: 10 days. § 8-401
• Noncompliance: 30 days. § 8-402.1
• Termination (Month-to-Month Lease): 60 days. § 8-402
• Eviction Lawsuit: Summary Ejectment. § 8-401
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