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The Termination Of Tenancy By Landlord notice is a crucial document in Australian residential tenancy law, used when a property owner or their agent needs to legally end a tenancy agreement. This document must be prepared in accordance with the relevant state or territory's Residential Tenancies Act, which specifies mandatory notice periods, acceptable grounds for termination, and required content. The notice can be issued for various reasons including end of fixed term, property sale, serious breach of agreement, or landlord's intention to renovate or occupy the property. It must include specific details such as the termination date, grounds for termination, and vacation requirements. The document serves as official evidence of the landlord's intention to end the tenancy and can be used in tribunal proceedings if disputes arise.
