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The 60 Day Lease Termination Letter is a crucial document in Australian property law, designed to formally communicate the intention to end a lease agreement while complying with statutory notice requirements. This document is typically used when either a tenant or landlord needs to terminate a lease outside of its natural expiration date, or when providing notice at the end of a fixed-term agreement. The letter must include specific details such as property identification, parties involved, exact termination date, and reference to the original lease agreement. It serves as legal proof of notice and must comply with the relevant state or territory's residential tenancy laws. The 60-day notice period is a common requirement in Australian jurisdictions, though specific requirements may vary by state/territory and lease type.

1. Sender Details: Full name and contact information of the party giving notice

2. Recipient Details: Full name and contact information of the party receiving notice

3. Property Identification: Complete address and details of the leased property

4. Formal Notice of Termination: Clear statement of intent to terminate the lease with specific date

5. Lease Reference: Details of the current lease agreement including start date and any relevant terms

6. Termination Date: Specific date when the lease will end, ensuring 60-day notice requirement is met

7. Vacation Commitment: Statement confirming the property will be vacated by the specified date

8. Closing: Formal closing, signature, and date of the notice