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How much notice do I need to give to end my lease in NSW?
The notice you must give to end your lease in New South Wales depends on your agreement type. For a fixed-term agreement ending on its specified date, you must give 14 days' notice. For a periodic or rolling lease, you must give at least 21 days' notice. Break fees apply if leaving early.
Can my landlord enter my property without giving notice in NSW?
No, your landlord generally cannot enter your property without giving notice in New South Wales. They must provide appropriate written notice for most visits, such as seven days for routine inspections or two days for repairs. However, there are very strict and limited emergencies where immediate entry without notice is legally permitted.
What can I do if my landlord keeps entering without proper notice in New South Wales?
You have the legal right to stop your landlord from entering without notice in New South Wales because it breaches your right to quiet enjoyment. You must first issue a formal written notice demanding they stop. If the unauthorized visits continue, you can apply to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) for binding orders and compensation.
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