G. In a judicial action to enforce a remedy for which prior written notice is required,
relief may be granted based only upon the grounds set forth in the written notice served;
provided, however, that this shall not bar a defendant from raising any and all defenses
or counterclaims for which written notice is not otherwise required by the Uniform
Owner-Resident Relations Act.
H. When the last day for remedying any breach pursuant to written notice required
under the Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act occurs on a weekend or federal
holiday, the period to remedy shall be extended until the next day that is not a weekend
or federal holiday.
I. If the resident knowingly commits or consents to another person in the dwelling
unit or on the premises knowingly committing a substantial violation, the owner shall
deliver a written notice to the resident specifying the time, place and nature of the act
constituting the substantial violation and that the rental agreement will terminate upon a
date not less than three days after receipt of the notice.
J. In any action for possession under Subsection I of this section, it shall be a
defense that the resident is a victim of domestic violence. If the resident has filed for or
secured a temporary domestic violence restraining order as a result of the incident that
is the basis for the termination notice or as a result of a prior incident, the writ of
restitution shall not issue. In all other cases where domestic violence is raised as a
defense, the court shall have the discretion to evict the resident accused of the violation,
while allowing the tenancy of the remainder of the residents to continue undisturbed.