Document background
The Two Months Notice To End Tenancy document is a critical instrument in Swiss tenancy law, used when a tenant wishes to formally terminate their rental agreement. While the standard notice period in Switzerland is three months, certain circumstances and agreements may allow for a two-month notice period. This document must comply with Articles 266-266o of the Swiss Code of Obligations, which govern rental terminations. It requires specific information including property details, clear termination dates, and proper identification of all parties. The notice must be delivered in writing and, in cases of family homes, requires consent from both spouses or registered partners. This document is particularly important in Swiss real estate practice as it initiates the formal process of ending a tenancy while ensuring all legal requirements are met and both parties' rights are protected.
