The termination of contract: Details of giving notice

A tenant or a landlord who wishes to use their legal right to terminate
their tenancy agreement, must give written notice to the other party. The
notice must give details of the reasons for termination, and the date the
termination should come into effect, providing the termination does not come
into effect immediately. The landlord has the right to terminate the
contract when:

1. The tenant fails to pay their rent at the assigned time
2. If the property or part of it is re-let
3. If the property is used for other purposes than those detailed in
the tenancy agreement
4. If the tenant himself causes a disturbance, or allows a disturbing
lifestyle to be lead at his/her property
5. If the property is cared for poorly or not at all
6. If the tenant breaks the health and safety code as set in the
contract

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