Notarial demand letter — rental contract resolution

We draft your demand letter to resolve a rental contract for breach, citing Articles 1428 and 1429 of the Civil Code. This is not legal advice, and it does not cover physically removing an occupant who refuses to leave.

This is not legal advice or representation. We draft the text from the details you give us, citing Articles 1428 and 1429 of the Civil Code: if the other party does not comply within the deadline you give (minimum 15 days), the contract is automatically terminated by operation of law, with no need to go to court. "Notarial" means you need to take the printed document to a notary for certified delivery. This only ends the contract — it does not physically remove an occupant who refuses to leave; for that, see our notarial eviction checklist.
Write "landlord" or "tenant", whichever applies.
Required: the notary delivers the letter to this address.
For example: unpaid rent months, with dates and amounts.
Cannot be less than 15 calendar days, under Article 1429 of the Civil Code.

It is a draft that you review and file yourself. It is not legal advice or representation. You do not need a lawyer; what you pay here is the drafting. The notary charges separately to deliver the letter.

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