| 1. Causes for 7-day notice of termination of tenancy. |
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter, in the |
event that the landlord can show, by affirmative proof, that the |
tenant, the tenant's family or an invitee of the tenant has |
caused substantial damage to the demised premises that the tenant |
has not repaired or caused to be repaired before the giving of |
the notice provided in this subsection, has caused or permitted a |
nuisance within the premises, has caused or permitted an invitee |
to cause the dwelling unit to become unfit for human habitation |
or has violated or permitted a violation of the law regarding the |
tenancy, or when the tenant is 7 days or more in arrears in the |
payment of rent, the tenancy may be terminated by the landlord by |
7 days' notice in writing for that purpose given to the tenant, |
and in the event that the landlord or the landlord's agent has |
made at least 3 good faith efforts to serve the tenant, that |
service may be accomplished by both mailing the notice by first |
class mail to the tenant's last known address and by leaving the |
notice at the tenant's last and usual place of abode. If a |
tenant, who is 7 days or more in arrears in the payment of rent, |
pays the full amount of rent due before the expiration of the 7- |
day notice in writing, that notice is void. Thereafter, in all |
residential tenancies at will, if the tenant pays all rental |
arrears, all rent due as of the date of payment and any filing |
fees and service of process fees actually expended by the |
landlord before the issuance of the writ of possession as |
provided by section 6005, then the tenancy must be reinstated and |
no writ of possession may issue. Payment or written assurance of |
payment through the general assistance program, as authorized by |
the State or a municipality pursuant to Title 22, chapter 1161, |
has the same effect as payment in cash. |