The 60 Day Notice To Break Lease is a crucial document in Australian residential tenancy law that provides a formal mechanism for tenants to terminate their lease agreement before the scheduled end date. This notice is required when tenants need to end their tenancy early due to various circumstances such as job relocation, personal circumstances, or other significant changes. The document must comply with state-specific residential tenancy legislation and typically includes detailed information about the property, parties involved, intended vacation date, and acknowledgment of any financial obligations. It serves as official documentation of the tenant's intention to terminate the lease early and initiates the process of early lease termination, requiring submission to either the landlord or their appointed property manager with sufficient notice as prescribed by state law.

1. Sender Details: Full name and contact details of the tenant(s) giving notice

2. Recipient Details: Property manager/landlord's name and contact details

3. Property Identification: Complete address of the rental property

4. Formal Notice Statement: Clear statement of intention to break the lease with specific termination date

5. Current Lease Details: Reference to the current lease agreement including start date and original end date

6. Acknowledgment of Obligations: Statement acknowledging understanding of break lease conditions and financial obligations

7. Vacating Commitments: Confirmation of property condition requirements and final inspection arrangements

8. Forwarding Address: New address for correspondence and bond refund purposes