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1. Breach Details: Used when the notice relates to a breach of lease terms, detailing the nature and extent of the breach

2. Remedy Requirements: Used for breach notices to specify how the breach should be remedied

3. Rent Review Details: Used for rent review notices, including proposed new rent and calculation method

4. Termination Details: Used when the notice relates to lease termination, including grounds and effective date

5. Maintenance Requirements: Used when notice relates to maintenance or repair obligations

6. Insurance Details: Used when notice relates to insurance matters or requirements

7. Access Arrangements: Used when notice relates to property access or inspection requirements

1. Schedule A - Property Documentation: Copies of relevant property documents, plans, or certificates

2. Schedule B - Photographic Evidence: Photos documenting property condition or breaches if relevant

3. Schedule C - Correspondence History: Copies of relevant prior communications between parties

4. Schedule D - Expert Reports: Any relevant professional or expert reports supporting the notice

5. Schedule E - Financial Records: Relevant financial documents such as rent statements or invoices

6. Appendix 1 - Service Requirements: Details of how the notice must be served according to the lease and law

7. Appendix 2 - Calculation Methods: For notices involving financial matters, detailed calculations and methodologies