While the law mentions "technological means approved by law" for general notifications, specific eviction notices carry stricter requirements. To be legally effective and recognized by the RDSC, a landlord should serve the notice through a Notary Pu…
While the law mentions "technological means approved by law" for general notifications, specific eviction notices carry stricter requirements. To be legally effective and recognized by the RDSC, a landlord should serve the notice through a Notary Public or via registered mail. These methods provide a verified, dated record that the tenant received the communication. Relying solely on email for a formal eviction notice without prior legal approval could lead to the claim being dismissed for improper service.
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