The Final Eviction Notice is a crucial legal document used in German property law when all other attempts to resolve a tenancy issue have been exhausted. It is typically issued following either a valid termination notice period or a court order, and represents the final formal step before enforcement proceedings can begin. The document must strictly comply with German Civil Code requirements and tenant protection laws, including specific formatting and content requirements. It should clearly state the legal basis for eviction, specify exact vacation deadlines, and outline the consequences of non-compliance. This notice is used in both residential and commercial contexts, though residential evictions have additional legal protections and requirements under German law. The document must be precisely drafted to be legally enforceable and typically follows previous correspondence or legal proceedings.

1. Header Information: Date, recipient's full name and address, property address

2. Subject Line: Clear identification as 'Final Eviction Notice (Räumungsmitteilung)'

3. Reference to Prior Notices: Details of previous termination notices or court orders

4. Legal Basis: Specific reference to relevant sections of the BGB and any court decisions

5. Vacation Requirement: Clear statement of the requirement to vacate, including specific deadline date and time

6. Property Handover Details: Specific instructions for returning keys and arranging property inspection

7. Legal Consequences: Information about enforcement measures if the tenant fails to comply

8. Signature Block: Landlord or authorized representative's signature and details