Tenants Notices Flashcards

1
Q

What are the primary notices a tenant can serve?

A
  • Section 26
  • Section 27
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What is a Section 26 Notice?

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Used by tenant to initiate lease renewal after contractual term has ended

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3
Q

What is the notice period of a section 26 notice?

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6-12 months before proposed start date of renewal lease

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4
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Who can serve a section 26 notice?

A

Tenants with original term of more than 1 year

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5
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When must a landlord respond to a Section 26 Notice?

A

Within 2 months if opposing renewal

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6
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What is the effect of a Section 26 notice?

A

Locks out ability to serve or receive s25/s27 notices

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7
Q

Why would a tenant serve section 26 notice?

A
  • Wants certainty
  • Wants to reduce rent
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What is a Section 27 Notice?

A

Used by tenant to formally terminate protected lease after expiry

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9
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What is the Section 27 notice period?

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At least 3 months’ notice

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10
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What is the earliest termination of a Section 27 notice?

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No earlier than end of contractual term

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11
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What is the mutual exclusivity rule?

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Once any of the s25, s26 or s27 notices are served, no other type of notice can be served

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12
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Is the Tenant obliged to serve s27 if leaving at end of the term?

A

No, but its good practice

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