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The Notice of Intent to Sell Property is a crucial document in New Zealand's property transaction process, required under various circumstances to ensure proper notification and compliance with legal obligations. This notice is commonly used when property owners need to formally communicate their intention to sell to tenants, body corporate managers, or other relevant parties. The document plays a vital role in maintaining transparency and protecting all parties' interests during the property sale process. It must comply with New Zealand's Property Law Act 2007 and, where applicable, the Residential Tenancies Act 1986. The notice typically includes essential information such as property details, proposed timeline, and any specific conditions or requirements related to the intended sale. It's particularly important in cases involving tenanted properties, where specific notice periods and tenant rights must be respected.

1. Sender Details: Full legal name and contact details of the property owner(s)

2. Recipient Details: Full name and address of the recipient (e.g., tenant, body corporate, or relevant authority)

3. Property Identification: Complete legal description and physical address of the property

4. Date of Notice: Current date and effective date of the notice

5. Declaration of Intent: Clear statement of intention to sell the property

6. Proposed Timeline: Expected timeframe for the sale process

7. Current Occupancy Status: Statement regarding current occupancy or tenancy of the property

8. Signature Block: Space for signature(s) of the property owner(s) and date