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A Texas Lease Violation Notice is served when a tenant breaches a non-rent provision of the lease — such as unauthorized occupants, prohibited pets, or property damage. Under Texas Property Code § 24.005, the landlord must provide a written 3-day notice before filing for eviction. Texas law does not automatically grant a right to cure unless specified in the lease.
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Texas Property Code § 24.005
Use this notice when a tenant has violated a specific non-rent provision of the lease agreement. Common triggers include unauthorized pets, noise violations, illegal subletting, or property modifications without permission.
Every element below is required under Texas Property Code § 24.005 — missing any one can void the notice
Courts routinely dismiss eviction cases when landlords make these errors
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