Landlords are required by Mississippi state law to give a written and dated notice to their tenants and wait until the period of time specified in the notice has elapsed before filing an eviction in court.

The landlord should follow the eviction requirements of their state and not resort to any other process such as locking a tenant out or turning off utilities or other services.

USE THIS FORM TO:

• provide a written and dated notice stating the reason for eviction based on a tenant's repeated violation of a term on the lease for which prior notice was already given
• comply strictly with the notice requirements of Mississippi state law to prevent tenants from winning in court based on your noncompliance of state eviction protocol

TERMS AND CONDITIONS COVERED INCLUDE:

• summary of Mississippi state law outlining when and how the lease termination notice should be served
• notice date, name of the tenant and address of the rental premises
• customizable section detailing the first instance of the tenant's violation of the lease agreement and remedial action
• date when the same act of noncompliance was repeated
• lease termination date
• signature and address of landlord

Note that notices should be served either in person or by first class mail.

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