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[Date] [Landlord’s Name] [Landlord’s Address] Re: Notice to Landlord: I will vacate the premises by the expiration date of the Lease Dear : [Landlord’s Name] I am your tenant at the following premises: [Address of premises] Our Lease Agreement will expire on _______________, 20___. As per our Lease Agreement, this letter is to notify you, ___ days in advance of expiration, that I will be vacating the premises on or before the expiration date. Sincerely, Tenant: ______________________________________ Date: _________________ [signature]
[name] [name] [address] [address] [address] [address] landlord responses this document was reviewed by the landlord and tenant board on February 1, 2013 at the request of the province of Ontario.<|endoftext|>the first thing to note about the announcement is that it doesn't come as much of a surprise — many have been speculating that thWiiii u was going to be the next big console launch with a high-end successor to the Nintendo 64. And indeed, rumors and leaks have suggested that the no was in development for a long while before its announcement, with a rumored code-name of nx-1000 being seen as evidence. But the wii u's failure, coupled with microsoft and Sony's recent successes with their next-gen platforms, had left GameStop feeling rather pessimistic in the next-generation console market. But what if GameStop was right? that's what some fans are speculating at games industry international, citing a nintendo no rumor from earlier in the year and a g2a trade-in program announcement at this year's electronic entertainment expo as proof that Nintendo was planning to make the nx a serious contender. While it's too early to truly put the nx rumors to the test, there are a few pieces of evidence that suggest the no could indeed be nintendo's next big console launch. The first piece of evidence is a GameStop trade-in program that it debuted in November, one that offered 20% back on xbox 360 games to help offset the cost of the Xbox One and playstation 4. This allowed customers to purchase their games digitally on the consoles before returning them to GameStop and then receiving any credit for the trade in value. The idea was to give customers an incentive to purchase games while also getting a good deal on the hardware. The program offered customers a way to get in on the sales and keep them, potentially adding much-needed revenue for gamestop. Unfortunately, this program ended on jan. 10, so it's impossible to know what will happen to the Xbox 360 and playstation 4 in 2017. Still, it could help Nintendo's nx launch, and that's good incentive