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The 20 Day Eviction Notice is a critical legal document used in the Philippine real estate sector when a landlord needs to terminate a lease agreement and require a tenant to vacate the property. This notice must be issued in compliance with Philippine legislation, including the Rent Control Act (RA 9653) and the Civil Code of the Philippines. The document is typically used when there are violations of lease terms, non-payment of rent, or other legally valid reasons for eviction. It must contain specific information including property details, parties involved, grounds for eviction, and the mandatory 20-day vacation period. The notice serves as a prerequisite for any subsequent legal action if the tenant fails to comply, and proper service of this document is essential for its legal validity. Understanding local housing regulations and tenant protection laws is crucial when preparing and serving this notice.

1. Landlord Information: Complete name and contact details of the property owner or authorized representative

2. Tenant Information: Complete name and contact details of the tenant(s)

3. Property Details: Complete address and description of the leased property

4. Notice of Termination: Clear statement that this is a notice to vacate with the 20-day timeline

5. Legal Grounds: Specific legal basis for eviction under Philippine law

6. Vacation Requirements: Specific requirements for vacating the property, including condition expectations

7. Legal Consequences: Statement of legal actions that may be taken if tenant fails to comply

8. Date and Signature: Date of notice and landlord's signature