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Originally Posted by excon

Hello again, lawyer,

I have NO idea what it said. You're the lawyer around here. All I know is it sounds GOOD for the OP.

excon

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It's probably a statute that was written when Dan Boone was still roaming Kentucky. :)

What it says in plain English is that, if the LL sues for eviction, the judge is supposed to tell the sheriff to assemble a jury to decide the matter. Sheriff has to give the tenant at least 3-day notice of the (sheriff's jury trial).

I have no idea how this is done (if at all) in present-day Kentucky. :p

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Originally Posted by AK lawyer

But you seem to misunderstand what we disagree about. But my point is that it's a tenancy at will. LL doesn't have to allege late rent (although previous lateness may be the underlying reason) to justify the notice to quit.

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Hello again, lawyer:

If the notice was a termination notice, and it very well might be, LL STILL has to give 30 days. He didn't. Therefore I believe the notice has no validity in law.

excon