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Tenancy Dispute (Landlord) - Periodic Tenancy - No-Cause and Specific-Grounds Notices

Legal Project Management Plan & Checklist

Implemented24 June 2026|Last updated14 Oct 2026|Practitioner-reviewed

Purpose of this Guide: Use this fork when representing a landlord client or property manager seeking to terminate a periodic tenancy in New Zealand under the Residential Tenancies Act 1986. It covers the preparation and service of ninety-day no-cause notices and forty-two-day specific grounds notices, and mitigating retaliatory notice challenges.

Jurisdiction: New Zealand Tenancy Tribunal, National.

The practitioner verifies the tenancy structure, evaluates retaliatory notice risks, and determines if a ninety-day no-cause notice or a forty-two-day specific grounds notice is appropriate. They draft and execute the notice, applying statutory service transit days. The practitioner then monitors the tenant's challenge window and, if the tenant remains past expiry, files a Tribunal possession claim.

  1. Stage 1: Stage 1: Strategy and Risk Screening (2 tasks)
  2. Stage 2: Stage 2: Notice Preparation and Calculation (3 tasks)
  3. Stage 3: Stage 3: Service and Notice Monitoring (2 tasks)
  4. Stage 4: Stage 4: Tribunal Action and Possession (2 tasks)

Key Dates

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Calculated Expiry Date1 task requires this
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The Process at a Glance:

Key Legislation and Case Law: Governed by the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 as amended by the 2024 reforms. Key provisions include s 51 (notice requirements), s 54 (retaliatory notice), s 55B (expedited periodic termination), and s 136 (service calculation rules).

* Disclaimer: We're nobody's lawyer, because we aren't lawyers. You are, so you know better than to take legal advice from an app. We also aren't accountants or dog trainers - just digital spirit guides taking zero liability for any of this. This site exists to gather the collective knowledge of practitioners like you. Verify everything and submit your feedback on the Tenancy Dispute (Landlord) - Periodic Tenancy - No-Cause and Specific-Grounds Notices matter plan to improve the playbook. THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE, it's a request for input.

This legal matter plan provides a structured workflow for Property Disputes cases, outlining the standard Litigation process. Utilize these tracking templates to manage your legal cases efficiently.

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Stage 01

Stage 1: Strategy and Risk Screening

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Confirm Periodic Tenancy and Select Notice Pathway

High
Lawyer 2u (12m) T+0D
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Conduct Active Retaliation Risk Scan of Communication Logs

Critical
Lawyer 4u (24m) T+1D
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Stage 02

Stage 2: Notice Preparation and Calculation

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Draft and Serve Forty-Two-Day Specific Grounds Notice

High
Lawyer 4u (24m) Notice Issue Date +3D
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Stage 03

Stage 3: Service and Notice Monitoring

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Verify Delivery and Upload Proof of Service

High
Paralegal 2u (12m) T+5D
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Stage 04

Stage 4: Tribunal Action and Possession

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Present Non-Retaliatory Evidence at Adjudication Hearing

High
Lawyer 6u (36m) T+115D

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Draft and Serve Ninety-Day No-Cause Notice

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Lawyer 3u (18m) Notice Issue Date +3D
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Select Periodic Notice Ground and Calculate Service Lag

High
Paralegal 2u (12m) T+2D
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Monitor Tenant s 54 Challenge Window

High
Paralegal 2u (12m) T+30D
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Lodge Tribunal Possession Application post-Expiry

High
Lawyer 4u (24m) Calculated Expiry Date +95D

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