Document background
The Tenant Notice To Quit is a crucial document in Saudi Arabian real estate practice, used when a tenant needs to formally communicate their intention to end a tenancy agreement. This document is required under Saudi Arabian law, specifically the Ejar Law and related regulations, and serves as official documentation of the tenant's intent to vacate. The notice must be provided within the legally required notice period, which varies depending on the type of property and lease terms. It should contain essential information including property details, termination date, and confirmation of compliance with notice requirements. This document is particularly important as it initiates the formal process of lease termination and can affect the tenant's rights regarding security deposit return and final settlement of any tenancy-related matters. Whether used in residential or commercial contexts, the notice must comply with both Sharia principles and modern Saudi tenancy regulations.
