FORM12-RTA Notice of termination by tenant for successive breaches of agreement

Form 12

Residential Tenancies Act 1995 (section 85AA)
Notice of termination by tenant for successive breaches of agreement
Note— There are a number of ways in which a tenancy may be terminated under the Residential Tenancies Act 1995, some of which include applying directly to the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
To

[insert name of landlord/agent]
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agentName
I give notice of termination of a residential tenancy agreement between me as tenant and you as landlord in respect of the premises at

Address of premises: [insert address of rented premises]
Street 1
Street 2
Suburb
State
Postcode
because you are in breach of a provision of the agreement as follows
[include enough details so that the landlord receiving this notice will know exactly what the breach is]

and you have, on 2 previous occasions in the period of 12 months before the giving of this notice, been in breach of the same provision of the agreement. 0/510
I give you notice that I will deliver up vacant possession of the premises on [insert hand-over date], being a date that is at least 7 days after this notice is given.

DayMonthYear
Address of tenant
Street 1
Street 2
Suburb
State
Postcode
Service of notice
This notice was served on

DayMonthYear
[Tick 1 box]

personally handing it to the landlord/agentmailing it to the landlord/agentplacing it in the landlord's/agent's letterboxemailing it to the landlord/agentother [please specify below]
Information for the tenant
1. This notice may be served on the landlord, or on an agent of the landlord—
(a) personally; or
(b) by sending it by post addressed to the person at his or her last known place of residence, employment or business; or
(c)by leaving it in a letterbox or other place where it is likely to come to his or her attention at his or her last known place of
residence, employment or business; or
(d) by fax or email to a fax number or email address provided by the person for the purposes of service under the Act.
2. You should retain a copy of this notice.
Termination information
1. When the tenant vacates vacate the premises, they should leave them in a reasonable condition and in a reasonably clean state.If they are not, the landlord may recover from the bond, or from the tenant directly, the costs required to remediate the premises(with supporting evidence showing the condition of the premises compared to the start of the tenancy, which demonstrates more
  than wear and tear).
2. If possible, the tenant and landlord should agree on how the bond should be paid. Applications for bond payments are generally made online with Consumer and Business Services. If agreement cannot be reached with the landlord, you should contact Consumer and Business Services.
3. When the tenant vacate the premises, the tenant should ensure that the tenant leaves all the keys, remote controls and security devices with the landlord or agent, and notifies the electricity entity, gas company, Australia Post, Telstra etc, so that the new tenants do not use gas, electricity and the telephone on the tenant's accounts, and so that mail can be forwarded.
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Form 12

Notice of termination by tenant for successive breaches of agreement