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The 48 Hour Eviction Notice is a critical legal instrument used in Australian residential tenancy law when immediate action is required to protect property or ensure safety. This document can only be issued in specific circumstances outlined in state residential tenancy legislation, such as severe property damage, conducting illegal activities on the premises, or situations posing immediate safety risks. The notice must contain detailed information about the parties involved, the property in question, the specific breach or reason for eviction, and the exact deadline for vacating the premises. It's important to note that this is not a standard termination notice and can only be used in exceptional circumstances where the usual notice periods would be inadequate to address the severity of the situation. The document must be properly served and documented to be legally enforceable in Australian tribunals and courts.
