Retirement Villages Act 2012
119Notice of intention to vacate
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119 Notice of intention to vacate The maximum notice of an intention to vacate residential premises in a retirement village that the operator of the village may require from a resident of the premises (whether under a contract or otherwise) is 1 month’s written notice.
Division 6.4 Right of certain relatives to become residents Division 6.4 Right of certain relatives to become residents 120 Relative may ask to enter into residence contract (1) This section applies to a relative of a resident of residential premises in a retirement village if the relative— (a) is a retired person; and (b) is occupying the residential premises at the time that the resident dies or vacates the premises; and (c) had been occupying those premises for at least 6 months immediately before that time. (2) The relative of the resident may ask the operator of the retirement village to enter into a residence contract in relation to the premises. (3) This section does not apply if— (a) the resident is, or was, a registered interest holder (other than a registered long-term sublessee) in relation to the residential (b) the resident is taken to be a resident under section 8 (2) (Meaning of residence right).