When is the deadline for residential tenancy: landlord's notice of termination on a prescribed ground?
The catalogue records a 90 days period from The date the notice of termination is given to the tenant. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 90 days
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- The date the notice of termination is given to the tenant
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- None expressed; 90 days is a statutory minimum. A tenancy cannot be terminated under s 83 if it is for a fixed term, if a housing assessment, improvement, demolition, preliminary rent control or rent control instrument applies, or if an excessive rent order under s 56 is in force or proceedings for one have commenced (s 83(2)(a)).
- Since the 2023 reforms a landlord must terminate on a ground prescribed by the regulations; there is no longer a no-ground termination of a periodic tenancy by the landlord.