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If a landlord wants to end a tenancy
If a landlord wants to end a tenancy for one of these reasons, they must first apply to Consumer Affairs Victoria, who may refer the application to VCAT.
Reasons that landlords can apply to VCAT to end a tenancy
tenant failed to comply with obligations under the tenancy agreement or the Residential Tenancies Act 1997, including by not paying rent, in circumstances where the tenant could do so without suffering severe hardship
serious damage caused by the tenant or their visitor
endangering safety of neighbours, the landlord (or their agent), or contractors/employees of the landlord
serious threats or intimidation against the landlord, their agent or their contractors/employees
failure to comply with a VCAT order under s212 of the Residential Tenancies Act
the tenant has been given a notice to leave under s368 in relation to serious acts of violence
illegal use of the property
landlord is selling rented premises
rented premises are unfit for human habitation or destroyed
assignment or sublet without landlord’s consent
landlord or their family member is moving back in
tenant has not complied with a VCAT order excluding a pet from the premises
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