Section 151 — Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW)

(1) The Tribunal must, on application by the landlord under a social housing tenancy agreement, terminate the agreement on the alternative premises ground if it is satisfied that—
(a) any notice required to be given, or any review required to be carried out, was given or carried out in accordance with this Subdivision before giving the termination notice on the alternative premises ground, and
(b) a termination notice has been given in accordance with this Subdivision, and
(c) the landlord has offered to enter into a new social housing tenancy agreement with the tenant in respect of alternative premises to the premises the subject of the existing agreement, and
(d) alternative premises (which may or may not be the same as the alternative premises in connection with which the notice was given) are available for occupation by the tenant.
(2) In deciding whether or not to make an order, the Tribunal is not to review the landlord’s reasons for making the offer concerned.

Related sections

• s 148 — Termination notice may be given on ground that tenant offered alternative social housing premises
• s 149 — Review of decision to give termination notice on ground that tenant offered alternative social housing premises
• s 150 — Time periods to be observed in giving termination notice on ground that tenant offered alternative social housing premises
• s 153 — Termination notice—acceptable behaviour agreements
• s 154 — Termination by Tribunal on behaviour ground
• s 154A — Termination notice for non-payment of amount payable on variation or cancellation of rent rebate

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