Updated June 01, 2022
A South Dakota notice to quit (non-compliance) is a written request for a tenant who has violated a lease agreement for a reason not related to non-payment of rent to vacate a property within a reasonable timeframe. The state of South Dakota does not demand the landlord to give the tenant time to remedy the breach nor any grace period to do so, therefore the landlord, if he or she chooses, may demand the tenant to vacate at any time with proper notice for a violation of the lease agreement.
A breach may be due to the tenant using the premises contrary to the agreement or for the tenant’s neglect to make repairs in a reasonable time when asked to do so.
Laws – SDCL § 43-32-18
How to Write
This notice to quit form is up-to-date and complies with the laws of South Dakota. Simply enter the following information:
- Tenant’s name
- Tenant’s address (if any, includes the property and apartment number.
- Number of days the tenant needs to vacate
- Description of the lease violation and instructions on how to cure
- Landlord’s signature, address, and telephone number