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A Queensland lessor wants vacant possession when a 12-month fixed-term agreement ends. Using the end of the fixed term as the ground, what is the minimum notice to leave?

Correct Answer

A) 2 months, which can be given up to one day before the agreement ends

Queensland's notice to leave (Form 12) lists the end of a fixed term agreement as a ground, with a minimum notice period of 2 months. The notice can be given up to one day before the tenancy ends, in which case the handover date is 2 months later. Unlike NSW, Victoria and SA, Queensland still allows this ground.

Answer Options
A
2 months, which can be given up to one day before the agreement ends
B
No notice can be given, because Queensland abolished all end-of-term notices
C
30 days, given at least 30 days before the agreement's end date
D
90 days, which must be given before the agreement's halfway point

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The RTA's Form 12 gives 2 months for the end of a fixed term agreement.

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