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The Cease And Desist Letter (Real Estate) is a crucial legal instrument in New Zealand's property law framework, designed to address and halt unauthorized or problematic activities related to real estate matters. This document is typically employed when there are violations of property rights, unauthorized use or access of property, misrepresentation in real estate dealings, or breaches of real estate regulations. The letter must comply with New Zealand legal requirements and cite relevant legislation such as the Property Law Act 2007, Real Estate Agents Act 2008, and Fair Trading Act 1986. It serves as a formal warning mechanism before initiating legal proceedings, providing the recipient with clear notice of the alleged violations and specific demands to cease particular activities. The document is structured to include detailed identification of parties, specific instances of violation, legal basis for demands, compliance timeframes, and potential consequences of non-compliance. This type of letter is particularly important in New Zealand's real estate sector as it provides a documented attempt at resolution before escalating to more formal legal proceedings.

1. Sender Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the party sending the letter

2. Date: Current date of the letter

3. Recipient Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the party to whom the letter is addressed

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Cease and Desist Letter regarding real estate matter

5. Introduction: Formal opening establishing the sender's identity and their legal right to send the letter

6. Description of Conduct: Detailed description of the specific actions or behavior that must cease, including dates and specific incidents

7. Legal Basis: Citation of relevant laws and regulations being violated

8. Formal Demand: Clear statement of what actions must cease, including specific demands and timeline

9. Consequences: Statement of legal actions that will be taken if the recipient fails to comply

10. Deadline: Specific timeline for compliance with the demands

11. Closing: Formal closing including signature block and professional credentials if applicable