Queensland
In the Sunshine State, the appropriate form must be
used to create the notice, which must be presented within a reasonable period
of time.
The reason for termination must be indicated, along
with the evacuation date.
If the tenant does not comply,the landlord must apply to the tribunal for a termination
order and a warrant of possession within two weeks of the date of handover.
Upon approval, the tribunal will then send a notice
regarding a hearing, as well as a copy of the landlord’s application, to the
tenant.
Once the warrant of possession is issued, it must be
carried out within three days of the termination date.
The authorities have 14 days to enter the property
and enforce the warrant unless the tribunal indicates otherwise.
Western Australia
In the west,
landlords must issue a formal notice to the tenant regarding a breach of the
tenancy agreement.
The tenant then has 14 days to correct the breach.
If they do not comply, this is when the termination notice should be served.
The tenant is given seven days after receiving the
notice to leave the property.
If the tenant does not vacate within this time
period,then the landlord should apply for an order of possession from the
Magistrates’ Court within 30 days.
The subsequent course of action is to request a
property seizure and delivery order.
A court-appointed bailiff will then be sent to evict
the tenant on the landlord’s behalf.
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