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The 72 Hour Notice To Vacate is a specialized legal document within New Zealand's residential tenancy framework, designed for situations requiring urgent termination of a tenancy agreement. This notice can only be issued under specific circumstances outlined in the Residential Tenancies Act 1986, such as when tenants have caused substantial damage to the property, engaged in illegal activities, or posed serious safety risks. The document must include precise details about the property, parties involved, and specific grounds for termination. It represents one of the most serious actions a landlord can take, requiring careful consideration and proper documentation. The notice must be properly served to tenants and include clear information about the 72-hour deadline, the reasons for eviction, and any evidence supporting the action. Given its serious implications, it should only be used in genuine emergencies or severe breaches of tenancy agreements.

1. Property Details: Full address and description of the rental property subject to the notice

2. Tenant Identification: Full legal names of all tenants being served with the notice

3. Landlord/Agent Details: Full legal name and contact details of the landlord or authorized agent issuing the notice

4. Notice Period Statement: Clear statement of the 72-hour notice period and the exact date and time by which the tenant must vacate

5. Legal Grounds: Specific citation of the legal basis under the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 for issuing a 72-hour notice

6. Breach Description: Detailed description of the serious breach or illegal activity that warrants the 72-hour notice

7. Required Actions: Clear statement of what the tenant must do to comply with the notice, including vacation requirements