Document background
When a tenant in Malaysia needs to terminate their lease agreement, they are typically required to provide formal written notice to their landlord. The "Giving One Month Notice To Landlord" document is a crucial legal communication that initiates this process. This notice must comply with Malaysian property law, particularly the National Land Code 1965 and the Contracts Act 1950, and should align with the terms specified in the original tenancy agreement. The document needs to clearly state the intention to terminate the lease, specify the vacation date (which must be at least one month from the notice date), include all relevant property details, and address any specific requirements regarding property condition and deposit return. This formal notice helps protect both parties' interests and ensures a properly documented termination process.
