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Family Violence Regulations are coming into effect - Tenancy Services

December 02, 2022 at 4:07 PM

Notice from Tenancy Services – https://www.tenancy.govt.nz/ending-a-tenancy/withdrawal-from-a-tenancy-following-family-violence/

Tenancy Services have published information about legislative changes which enable tenants to withdraw from a tenancy by giving at least two days’ notice to a landlord where a tenant has been a victim of family violence during their tenancy. The written notice of at least two days to end the tenancy must be accompanied by qualifying evidence

Click here for more information on the Tenancy Services website



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