A serious breach of a tenancy agreement is grounds for terminating the tenancy – either by notice to the other party or by application to the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Generally terminations by notice are for less serious breaches or where a breach is capable of being remedied (fixed). In some instances the right to terminate may be available both by notice or by application.
This section is focused on how to give notice (rules of service) in the event of breaches of the tenancy agreement.
See also Terminating a Tenancy Agreement.
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