Residential Tenancies Act 1999
101Form of notice of intention to terminate
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101 Form of notice of intention to terminate (1) A notice of intention to terminate under this Act by a landlord is to be signed by the landlord and is to specify: (a) the address of the premises subject to the tenancy; and (b) the date on which the tenant is required to give up vacant possession of the premises to the landlord; and (c) the prescribed information, if any; and (d) the ground of termination, if any. (2) A notice of intention to terminate under this Act by a tenant is to be signed by the tenant or, if there is more than one tenant, by each of them and is to specify: (a) the address of the premises subject to the tenancy; and (b) the date on which the tenant is to give up vacant possession of the premises to the landlord; and (c) the prescribed information, if any; and (d) the ground of termination, if any. (3) A notice of intention to terminate that does not comply with this section is of no effect.