Northern Territory Notice to Remedy Unpaid Rent

If your tenant has moved out and left personal property behind, file and serve this Notice by Landlord of Storage of Goods under the Northern Territory Residential Tenancies Act.

• The Act contains provisions governing the storage of goods abandoned by a tenant, which must be complied with by landlords.
• This is Form RT011, Schedule 3 under Regulation 11 of the Act.
• The form is easy to download, fill in and print.
• Click the link to download the form directly from the NT Government website.
• For use only in the Northern Territory of Australia.

Northern Territory law requires landlords to serve this Notice of Entry by Landlord or Agent on the tenant before entering a rental premises.

• The Northern Territory Residential Tenancies Act allows the landlord to enter the rental unit for certain reasons, but only after proper notice is given.
• This is Form RT09, Notice of Requirement to Enter Premises. Entry may be made by either the landlord or the landlord's agent.
• The form includes information about how to properly give notice to the tenant.
• Updated September 2016.

Make sure you comply with the Act when giving notice to your tenants. Download your copy of the Northern Territory Notice of Entry form today.

Before you can increase the amount of the rent or security deposit on a rental unit, you must first serve your tenant with this NT Notice of Rent and/or Security Deposit Increase.

• The notice must be served pursuant to the Northern Territory Residential Tenancies Act. The form includes instructions for service, and an Unattested Declaration form where you can insert the details of how the notice was served on the tenant.
• This form of notice is only for fixed term tenancies. It can be used by landlords and agents.
• Click the link to download the form directly from Northern Territory Consumer Affairs.