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Utah Fit Premises Act, Utah Code § 57-22

Free Utah residential lease template.

Utah has no deposit cap but requires written disclosure of any nonrefundable portion (Utah Code § 57-17-2). Deposits return within 30 days. The Fit Premises Act (§ 57-22) sets habitability duties; nonpayment requires a 3-day notice.

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Utah Code § 57-17

Deposit + nonrefundable disclosure

No cap; nonrefundable portion must be disclosed in writing.

Utah Code § 57-22-4

Fit Premises Act

Habitability duties + 24-hour entry notice.

Utah Code § 78B-6-802

Nonpayment notice

3-day notice.

Required disclosures in Utah

Quick reference for Utah landlords

Security deposit capNo statutory cap
Deposit return deadline30 days from move-out
Notice before entry24 hours (§ 57-22-4)

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