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The Tenancy Agreement Notice To Vacate is a crucial document in Danish property law, used when either a landlord or tenant wishes to formally terminate a lease agreement. It must strictly comply with the Danish Rent Act (Lejeloven) and related housing regulations, which set specific requirements for notice periods, content, and delivery methods. This document is essential for proper lease termination in Denmark, whether for residential or commercial properties. It should contain all legally required information, including clear identification of the property and parties, specific vacation dates, and conditions for property surrender. The notice must respect statutory notice periods, which typically range from three months to one year depending on the contract type and termination reason. For landlord-initiated terminations, valid legal grounds as specified in Section 87 of the Danish Rent Act must be stated.

1. Date and Address Details: Current date and full property address

2. Parties Information: Full names and contact details of both landlord and tenant

3. Tenancy Reference: Details of the original tenancy agreement including its start date

4. Notice Declaration: Clear statement of intention to terminate the tenancy

5. Vacation Date: Specific date by which the property must be vacated, ensuring compliance with statutory notice periods

6. Property Condition Requirements: Statement regarding the condition in which the property must be returned

7. Key Return Process: Instructions for returning keys and final property inspection

8. Deposit Information: Reference to security deposit return process

9. Signature Block: Space for signature, date, and names of the relevant parties