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Originally Posted by McLovin
That highlighted section is only a definition of a general “notice,” not specifically a “written notice.”
It says that a person can be deemed to have received a general “notice” of a fact if he has actual knowledge of it, or received verbal notice of it, but it does not say that such person will be deemed to have received “WRITTEN notice.”
In the OP’s case, written notice is specifically required by the contract.
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Pretty much my thoughts.
AZ is a state where laws tend to favor the landlord... or at least that's my impression. There are no rent controls here. I hear stories all the time of rent going up hundreds of dollars per month and the tenants have no protection. One of my houses is in a more upscale area that has become increasingly popular. Rents reflect that. People who have rented there for years are finding they can no longer afford that part of town and are being forced to move to cheaper areas.