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The Eviction Letter For Non Payment Of Rent is a crucial legal document used in Australian residential tenancy situations when tenants have fallen behind in their rent payments. This document must comply with the specific requirements of the relevant state or territory's Residential Tenancies Act, including mandatory notice periods and specific content requirements. It serves as both a formal demand for payment and a prerequisite for any future legal action for eviction. The letter typically includes details of the rental arrears, timeframes for payment, and consequences of non-compliance. It forms part of the official documentation that may be required in tribunal proceedings and should be retained for legal record-keeping purposes. This document is particularly important as it initiates the formal process that may lead to the termination of a tenancy agreement and subsequent eviction proceedings.

1. Recipient Details: Full name and address of the tenant(s)

2. Property Details: Complete address of the rental property

3. Rental Agreement Reference: Details of the existing rental agreement including date of commencement

4. Notice of Breach: Clear statement that this is a formal notice of breach due to non-payment of rent

5. Amount in Arrears: Detailed breakdown of unpaid rent amounts and dates

6. Notice Period: Specified period given to remedy the breach (as per state legislation)

7. Required Action: Clear statement of what the tenant must do to remedy the breach

8. Consequences: Statement of intended actions if the breach is not remedied

9. Date and Signature: Current date and landlord/agent's signature