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The 14 Day Notice To Vacate is a fundamental document in Nigerian property management and legal proceedings related to property recovery. This notice is typically issued when there's a need to terminate a tenancy due to lease violations, non-payment of rent, or other legally justified reasons under Nigerian law. The document must comply with federal regulations, particularly the Recovery of Premises Act, as well as state-specific tenancy laws. It serves as the first formal step in the legal process of recovering premises and must include precise information about the property, parties involved, and the grounds for issuing the notice. The 14-day period specified in the notice is a legally mandated timeframe in Nigerian property law, and proper service of this notice is essential for any subsequent legal actions. The document is widely used across residential and commercial property sectors and requires careful attention to legal requirements and procedural accuracy.

1. Sender's Details: Full name and address of the landlord/property owner or their authorized agent

2. Date: The official date of the notice, from which the 14-day period begins

3. Recipient's Details: Full name and address of the tenant

4. Property Identification: Complete address and description of the rental property

5. Notice Statement: Clear statement of the notice to vacate and the 14-day timeframe

6. Legal Basis: Reference to relevant sections of Nigerian property law and the lease agreement

7. Vacation Requirements: Specific requirements for vacating the property, including condition expectations

8. Signature Block: Space for landlord/agent signature and official capacity