North Carolina 30-Day Lease Termination Letter

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Yassin Qanbar

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Yassin Qanbar is a skilled legal professional, holding a law degree from Ain Shams University, Faculty of Law (English Section). He has worked with law firms such as True Law Office and Odunlami Law Firm. Yassin has also contributed to legal AI training and regulatory compliance projects, showcasing his adaptability in the evolving legal landscape.

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Last Updated July 9, 2024

The North Carolina lease termination letter (30-day notice) is a formal document utilized by either a landlord or tenant to notify the other party of their intention to terminate a year-long rental contract. This notice must be given at least 30 days prior to the desired end date of the lease.

This type of letter is particularly relevant for agreements that automatically renew yearly. It provides a structured and legally recognized method for either party to end the lease amicably and in compliance with North Carolina’s rental laws.

Governing Law — NCGSA § 42-14.

Required Notice Period — 30 days.

Tenancy Length — 1 year.

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