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HB 60

relative to the termination of tenancy at the expiration of the tenancy or lease term.

Introduced by Bob Lynn and 1 co-sponsor

HB 60 clarifies New Hampshire procedures for ending residential tenancies at lease expiration, affecting landlord notice requirements and tenant housing continuity.

==RECESSED== Hearing: 05/06/2025, Room 100, SH, 10:40 am; SC 20
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Bill Summary · HB 60

Legislative bill overview

HB 60 modifies New Hampshire's tenancy termination laws regarding what happens when a residential lease or tenancy term expires. The bill appears to address the process and requirements landlords must follow to end a tenancy once the lease period concludes, rather than allowing automatic renewal or establishing new default terms.

Why is this important

Tenancy termination rules directly affect housing stability for renters and property rights for landlords. Clarifying these procedures reduces disputes over lease expiration, prevents unintended month-to-month conversions, and establishes clear notice or procedural requirements that protect both parties' interests.

Potential points of contention

  • Notice requirements: Disagreement over how much advance notice landlords must provide tenants before lease expiration, potentially affecting tenants' moving timelines
  • Default tenancy status: Dispute over whether leases automatically convert to month-to-month arrangements or terminate completely without explicit landlord action
  • Tenant protections vs. landlord flexibility: Balance between protecting vulnerable renters from sudden displacement and allowing landlords efficient property management at lease end

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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