When is the deadline for residential tenancy: minimum period to remedy a breach (landlord's notice)?
The catalogue records a 7 days period from The date the notice of termination for breach is given to the tenant. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 7 days
- Trigger
- The date the notice of termination for breach is given to the tenant
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- None expressed; the seven days is a statutory minimum and the landlord may specify a longer period. The Tribunal may reinstate a tenancy in an appropriate case.
- Two consecutive seven-day minima: at least 7 days to remedy from the date the notice is given, then at least 7 days after the end of the remedy period before possession must be given up. Where the ground is failure to pay rent, the notice is ineffectual unless the rent has remained unpaid in breach of the agreement for not less than 14 days before the notice was given (s 80(2)(a)).