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29 Mar 2021 v2.3
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Form updated as per the Residential Tenancies Regulations 2021.
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03 Dec 2019 v2.2
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Rent Increase Investigation
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•You may request an investigation into the proposed rent increase if you feel it is excessive, by completing the section below and forwarding a copy of this notice to: Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria, GPO Box 123, Melbourne 3001, or fax to 8684 6310, or email to renting@justice.vic.gov.au. A Residential Tenancies Inspector will contact you in due course. |
19 Jun 2019 v2.1
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Item 12
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The Landlord cannot increase your rent more often than once every 6 months.
Under a tenancy agreement entered into before 19 June 2019, the Landlord cannot increase your rent more than once every 6 months. Under a tenancy agreement entered into on or after 19 June 2019, the Landlord cannot increase your rent more than once every 12 months.
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03 Apr 2019 v2.0
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Notice of Proposed Rent Increase
To Tenant/s of rented premises
Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (the Act) Section 44(1), Residential Tenancies Regulations 201908 Regulation 1120
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Item 10
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Name of Landlord or Agent signing the notice: (insert include the name of landlord or agent signing the notice the estate agency, where applicable) ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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21 Nov 2017 v1.9
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Notice of Rent Increase
To Tenant/s of rented premises (Form 16)
Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (the Act) Section 44(1), Residential Tenancies Regulations 2008 Regulation 20
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31 Jan 2017 v1.8
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Notes to Landlord
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•Notice must be given:
(a)
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by delivering it personally to the Tenant or Resident
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(b)
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by post to the Tenant or Resident at the rented Premises
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(c)
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electronically in accordance with the Electronic Transactions (Victoria) Act 2000 or as otherwise provided in the Residential Tenancy Agreement.
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•When sending a notice the minimum notice period starts the day after the notice, is:
(a)
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by delivering it personally to the Tenant or Resident
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(b)
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by post to the Tenant or Resident at the rented Premises
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•To help you calculate when you need to send or deliver this notice, allowing for delivery time, refer to the ‘Giving notices – Residential Tenancies List’ webpage at the ‘Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal’ website (vcat.vic.gov.au/resources/giving-notices-residential-tenancies-list). •The Landlord should retain evidence as to the method relied on to send this notice. |
30 Sep 2016 v1.7
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Item 7
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This notice is delivered to the Tenant: (mark one only) On this date:
__ by hand __ by registered post __ by ordinary post …… / …… / ……
__ by hand
__ by registered post
__ by ordinary post
(Note: for Australia Post delivery options and times visit (austpost.com.au))
__ by email Insert email address …………………………………………………………................
On this date: …… / …… / ……
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Notes to Landlord
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•Notice must be given:
(a)
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by delivering it personally to the Tenant or Resident
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(b)
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by post to the Tenant or Resident at the rented Premises
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(c)
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electronically in accordance with the Electronic Transactions (Victoria) Act 2000 or as otherwise provided in the Residential Tenancy Agreement.
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•When sending a notice the minimum notice period starts the day after the notice, is:
(a)
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by delivering it personally to the Tenant or Resident
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(b)
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by post to the Tenant or Resident at the rented Premises
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•The Landlord should retain evidence as to the method relied on to send this notice. |
25 Jan 2016 v1.6
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Item 8
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I am giving you at least 60 days notice that I propose to increase the rent.
The current rent is: $ ……………… per week/fortnight/month
The new rent is: $ ……………… (new rent amount) per week/fortnight/month and will commence on ……/……/…… (start date)
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11 Jun 2015 v1.5
Copyright statement updated.
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13 May 2015 v1.4
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Notes to the Tenant
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You may request an investigation into the proposed rent increase if you feel it is excessive, by completing the section below and forwarding a copy of this notice to: Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria, GPO Box 123, Melbourne 3001, or fax to: (03) 8684 6310, or email to renting@justice.vic.gov.au. A Residential Tenancies Inspector will contact you in due course.
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17 Feb 2014 v1.3
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Item 14
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If you want help with this notice you can contact Consumer Affairs Victoria (1300 55 81 81) or visit consumer.vic.gov.au/renting
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14 Apr 2011 v1.2
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Notes to the Tenant
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You may request an investigation into the proposed rent increase if you feel it is excessive, by completing the section below and forwarding a copy of this notice to: Director of Consumer Affairs Victoria, GPO Box 123, Melbourne 3001 or Fax to: (03) 8684 6310. A Residential Tenancies Inspector will contact you in due course.
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27 Jun 2008 v1.1
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Notice of Rent Increase
To Tenant/s of rented premises (Form 16)
Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (the Act) Section 44(1), Residential Tenancies Regulations 2008 Regulation 20
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Item 7
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This notice is delivered to the Tenant given:
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Item 11
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TENANTS NOTE: Excessive rent is determined according to the accepted market rental value of the premises.
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Item 13
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Under a fixed term tenancy agreement, a Landlord must not increase the rent before the fixed term ends unless the agreement specifically provides for an increase.
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