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The 48 Hour Notice To Vacate is a critical legal instrument in Indonesian property management, designed for situations requiring immediate tenant removal. This document is typically employed when there are serious lease violations, emergency situations, or circumstances that pose immediate risk to property or safety. It must comply with Indonesian Civil Code (KUHPerdata) requirements and local property regulations. The notice includes specific details about the property, parties involved, reason for eviction, exact deadline for vacation, and potential legal consequences for non-compliance. This type of notice is distinctly different from standard termination notices due to its urgency and shortened timeline, and its use must be justified by specific circumstances recognized under Indonesian law. The document serves both as a formal demand and as potential evidence in subsequent legal proceedings if enforcement becomes necessary.

1. Header Information: Date, recipient's full name and address, property address, and reference number if applicable

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a 48-Hour Notice to Vacate

3. Legal Authority Statement: Reference to relevant Indonesian law and contract terms authorizing the notice

4. Reason for Notice: Clear statement of the specific violation or circumstance necessitating the 48-hour notice

5. Vacation Requirement: Explicit statement of the 48-hour deadline and requirement to vacate the premises

6. Consequences Statement: Description of legal actions that will be taken if the premises are not vacated within the specified timeframe

7. Property Handover Requirements: Specific instructions for returning keys and leaving the property in appropriate condition

8. Sender Information: Landlord's or property manager's full name, contact information, and signature