Prior Notice
/ˈpraɪər ˈnoʊtɪs/
Definitions
- (n.) A formal communication given in advance to inform a party of an impending action or change, often required by law or contract.
The landlord must provide prior notice before terminating the lease.
- (n.) A procedural requirement in legal or administrative contexts to notify a party before certain actions are taken.
The statute mandates prior notice to be served before eviction proceedings begin.
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Commentary
Prior notice is a critical procedural safeguard ensuring parties have fair warning before legal or contractual changes, often strictly regulated by statutes or agreements.
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