Residential Tenancies Regulation 2019
23CTermination notices for proposed sale of premises
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23C Termination notices for proposed sale of premises
23C Termination notices for proposed sale of premises
(1) For the Act, section 85(1), a landlord must give one of the following to the tenant when giving a termination notice under the Act, section 87E—
(a) a copy of a proposed contract for the sale of the premises that includes the following—
(i) the name of the vendor,
(ii) if a solicitor or licensed conveyancer is carrying out work for the vendor in connection with the contract for sale—the name of the solicitor or licensed conveyancer,
(iii) if the vendor has an agent in connection with the proposed sale—the name of the agent,
(iv) the address of the premises, including the lot and deposited plan or strata plan numbers,
(v) a requirement for the vendor to give the purchaser vacant possession of the premises,
(vi) the documents, or copies of documents, that must be attached to the contract under the Conveyancing Act 1919, section 52A(2)(a), other than the documents referred to in the Conveyancing (Sale of Land) Regulation 2022, Schedule 1, items 4 and 5,
(b) a copy of an agency agreement, or part of an agency agreement, between the landlord and a real estate agent for the sale of the premises that shows the following—
(i) the names of each of the parties to the agency agreement,
(ii) the address, or a description, of the property to which the agency agreement applies,
(iii) the real estate agent’s licence number,
(iv) the duration of the agency agreement.
(2) In this clause—
agency agreement and real estate agent have the same meaning as in the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002.
cl 23C: Ins 2025 (139), Sch 1[7].