The parties had a lease for the Apartment with a term that expired on May 31, 2025
("Lease"). (See Ex. 1.) Limoge sent and Campbell received a May 5, 2025, letter terminating
the Lease effective June 30, 2025 for no cause. (See Ex. 2.) Having not yet secured replacement
housing, Campbell wrote Limoge a June 19, 2025 letter, requesting a "short extension of [his]
current lease through August 31, 2025." (See Ex. 3.) Campbell's letter listed the Apartment
address as his return address. (/d.) Limoge sent a June 25, 2025 letter by certified and first-class
mail to the Apartment notifying Campbell that his Apartment tenancy would now terminate on
August 31, 2025 for no cause. (See Ex. 4.) Exhibit 4 contains a copy of the U.S. Postal Service
certified mail receipt indicating that Limoge mailed it to the Apartment address, the same address
which Campbell had indicated on his June 19, 2025 request to extend his tenancy through August
31, 2025. Ud. at 2.) Campbell testified that he did not receive that June 25, 2025 letter from
Limoge until some time in July, after he had already left the Apartment. Limoge testified that she
also sent her June 25, 2025 letter by e-mail to Campbell who testified he did not receive it.