Tenant's Letter Giving Notice to End Tenancy - Form

Valid in India

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RE: Notice to End Tenancy - ________

Dear ________


This letter is to provide notice to end the tenancy at the above property. The property will be vacated on ________.

Please return the deposit, in the manner described above, within ________ (________) working days of the property being vacated. If you intend to withhold any portion of the deposit, please provide advice in writing about this within that timeframe.




Yours sincerely,



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