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Download a basic template (FREE) Create a customized documentA Tenant's Notice to Terminate Tenancy is a letter that can be used by a tenant to inform the landlord that they intend to end a tenancy and leave the rental property. Some tenants may decide to vacate the property before the expiration date, and in some other cases, some tenants may, for some reason, be unable to leave the property even when the tenancy has already expired. Therefore, a tenant should use this document to notify the landlord of the date they will be vacating the property to avoid disputes with the landlord.
This document enables a tenant to give the necessary notice, request the deposit to be repaid by a preferred method, and resolve outstanding issues such as the date they will be vacating the property.
If the lease contains a provision requiring a notice period, the tenant must comply with this period unless the landlord allows otherwise.
There are two different forms of tenancies under Nigerian law. The most popular ones are as follows:
Note that this document can be used in both Commercial and Residential leases.
How to use this document
After filling this form, the tenant must sign this document and deliver it to the landlord or his/her agent. It is also necessary for the tenant to keep a copy of the letter for record purposes.
Applicable law
The Tenancy laws of various States in Nigeria are applicable to this document. Also, the general rules of contract are also applicable.
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