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A Lease Default Notice is issued when a tenant has failed to comply with one or more terms of their lease agreement in Singapore. This document is crucial in the legal process of addressing lease violations and must be drafted in accordance with Singapore's property laws and regulations. The notice typically outlines specific defaults (such as non-payment of rent or breach of use conditions), provides a timeline for remedy, and states potential consequences of continued non-compliance. It serves as both a formal warning and a prerequisite for any further legal action, including potential lease termination. The document must be carefully drafted to ensure enforceability under Singapore law and to protect the landlord's interests while complying with statutory notice requirements.
