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The Tenant's Notice To Terminate Tenancy is a crucial legal document used in Nigerian property law to formally end a tenancy agreement. It must comply with the Recovery of Premises Act and state-specific tenancy laws, which typically require specific notice periods depending on the type of tenancy (e.g., monthly, yearly). This document is essential for protecting both tenant and landlord rights, providing clear documentation of the intended termination date, property details, and arrangements for final inspection and key return. It serves as official evidence of proper notice given and helps prevent potential disputes regarding the termination process. The notice should be used whenever a tenant wishes to end their tenancy agreement, whether for residential or commercial properties, and must be provided within the timeframe specified in the original lease agreement or as required by applicable state law.

1. Tenant's Contact Information: Full name and current contact details of the tenant

2. Date: The date when the notice is being issued

3. Landlord's Information: Full name and contact details of the landlord or property manager

4. Property Details: Complete address and description of the rented property

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

6. Termination Date: Specific date when the tenancy will end, ensuring compliance with required notice periods

7. Current Rent Status: Confirmation of rent payment status and any outstanding amounts

8. Property Inspection: Proposed dates for final property inspection

9. Key Return: Arrangements for returning keys and access devices

10. Signature Block: Space for tenant's signature and date