No-Grounds Eviction Notice (Periodic or Rolling Lease)
This Notice may be used to notify the tenant of a periodic residential lease that you are terminating their lease, without grounds. This process is only legal in some states.
Last updated January 22, 2025
Suitable for New South Wales, Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia only
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The Legal Risk Score of a No-Grounds Eviction Notice (Periodic or Rolling Lease) Template is Medium
Our legal team have marked this document as medium risk considering:
- If poorly managed, an eviction notice can put you at risk of breaching residential tenancy legislation.
- The document doesn't provide any further right to explain or appeal to the tenant.
- The document may make the tenant hostile.
Users familiar with leasing may find it easy to use but should ensure thorough completion to avoid gaps that could affect the document's effectiveness and clarity in meeting its goals.
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