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Need Lease Information In Connecticut

Mindy Jensen
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I'm gathering information about Connecticut leases. I cannot find any laws that state how much notice is required for non-renewal of a long-term lease (12 months). I know you have to give 30 days notice for non-renewal of a month-to-month. But do you legally have to give any notice to the tenants that you will not be renewing their lease? It seems like common courtesy, but what does the law say?

Thanks!

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