Fill and Sign the Giving Landlord Proper Move Out Notice the Balance Small Business Form

Notice of Termination – page 1 30-DAY NOTICE OF LANDLORD’S INTENT NOT TO RENEW LEASE TO: Tenant(s): FROM: Landlord Address of Leased Premises: Your lease will expire at the date and time listed below: o’clock on the day of , 20 . Landlord will not renew your lease for an additional term. You must completely vacate the premises by the above-stated deadline. THIS NOTICE OF TERMINATION IS GIVEN PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE LAW AND IN NO WAY IMPAIRS ANY OF THE OTHER REMEDIES OR RIGHTS OF THE LANDLORD UNDER THE LEASE AGREEMENT OR UNDER APPLICABLE LAW. Issued this the day of , 20 . Signed:
Name: address: city: state: zip: title: office number: <|endoftext|>in many parts of the country, the debate over whether the confederate flag should be taken down has raged for years, with numerous memorials and memorial walls dedicated to confederate veterans. But what of South Carolina? the state that gave birth to the confederate flag isn't just embroiled in the debate over the flag, but over other contentious questions, such as the racial history of the civil war, interracial marriage, and women's rights. In the midst of the debate over north carolina republicans' refusal to let transgender individuals use the restroom at the local government-run recreation centers—the so-called bathroom bill, or hb2—the state is facing another debate over its confederate monuments and memorials, particularly when it comes to the controversial confederate battle flag. Some South Carolina lawmakers are concerned that the battle flag has been over-reinterpreted, and the state should reconsider its controversial display of a white, confederate flag-draped field. On Sunday, several south carolina senators filed senate bill 16, a resolution calling for the confederate battle flag to be removed from the state's capitol. The resolution is now being debated by the South Carolina legislature's committee of the whole (sot). "today we take a stand," said south carolina senator tom Davis, who is sponsoring the resolution. “the flag has become more of a political football than a historical symbol, rather than a symbol of heritage or history." some south carolina republicans had originally been hoping that the committee would pass sb16, along with related legislation to remove confederate monuments. However, when senator rick glazier proposed his amendment asking that the committee consider the removal of the confederate battle flag in the South Carolina capitol, and then removed it from the bill without ever discussing it again, it sparked a furor. "i do not want to see any state building or flag associated with slavery or oppression or racism,” glazier said. "i have great respect for the confederacy. I'm not here to denigrate that. The confederate flag represents a period of time in our history where I don't believe we were very well regarded." glazier said