Northern Territory Notice to Terminate by Landlord or Agent

Terminate a tenancy for reasons other than a breach of the agreement by serving your tenant this Northern Territory Form RT05 Notice to Terminate Tenancy Agreement by Landlord / Agent.

  • This form should be used if the tenancy is being terminated for any reason other than a breach of the tenancy agreement, such as flooding, unsafe premises, the end of a fixed tenancy, or drug premises order made.
  • The form indicates how many days' notice must be given for each of the reasons for termination, and includes information on how the notice must be served on the tenant.
  • It also includes an Unattested Declaration form to record how and when the notice was served.
  • This is Form RT05, issued by Northern Territory Consumer Affairs. Record updated October 2016.

Download your free copy of the Northern Territory Notice to Terminate Tenancy Agreement by Landlord / Agent.

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Last Updated: 18-October-2016
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