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A.R.S. § 37-289: Procedure on cancellation of lease
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Arizona statute describing notice-of-default, cure-period, cancellation-order and appeal steps before a State Land lease is canceled.
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Section 37-289 addresses cancellation for default. It requires notice identifying the default and any right to cure a curable default, with cure periods that vary by lease length and default type. Subsection D provides an appeal route for a cancellation order. Whether and how it applies to each part of the September 10 action requires the actual lease and agency documents.
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