Northern Territory Notice to Remedy Breach of Agreement

Are you a tenant in Northern Territory? If your landlord breaches your tenancy agreement, serve them with this Form RT04b, Notice by Tenant to Landlord to Remedy Breach of Term of Agreement.

  • The tenant must set out the details of the breach in the notice.
  • The landlord is required to remedy the breach by a specified date, in accordance with section 96C of the Northern Territory Residential Tenancies Act.
  • If the landlord fails to remedy the breach by the date indicated, the tenant can apply to the Tribunal for an order to terminate the tenancy.
  • This is Form RT04b from Northern Territory Consumer Affairs. Data updated October 2016.

Protect your rights under your tenancy agreement. Download a free copy of the Notice by Tenant to Landlord to Remedy Breach form.

Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 18-October-2016
SKU: 5981
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