Document background
The Eviction Restoration Notice is a critical document used in Hong Kong's property management landscape when a tenant has been legally evicted from a property and restoration work is required. This notice becomes necessary after the successful execution of an eviction order, particularly when there is damage to the property or alterations that need to be reversed. The document is governed by Hong Kong's property laws, primarily the Landlord and Tenant (Consolidation) Ordinance, and serves to formally communicate restoration requirements, timelines, and consequences of non-compliance. It typically includes detailed specifications of required works, photographic evidence, cost estimates, and references to the original condition of the property. The notice plays a crucial role in protecting landlords' interests while providing clear guidance to former tenants about their post-eviction obligations.
