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If I was served an eviction notice (only owing ...

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If I was served an eviction notice (only owing for the months of october and november) and now have the money to give them what I owe, they will have to accept it right?, or would that break the contract of my lease?

 

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there is much to much to the story, so, I need to just get a quick answer please

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i dont have any money right now AT ALL. I was looking for free legal advice and was lead to believe that was what i was getting here.

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