Victorian Consolidated Legislation

Landlord and Tenant Act 1958 - SECT 84

Notice to quit not to be given on certain grounds

84. Notice to quit not to be given on certain grounds

A lessor shall not, after the lessee has made an application for a
determination, or after he has received from a Board notice of its intention
to determine the fair rent of its own motion or after an agreement with
respect to the fair rent has been entered into pursuant to any provision of
Division two of this Part except with the consent of the Board, give a notice
to quit on any ground specified in paragraph (g), (h), (i), (j), (k), (l),
(m), (n), (o), (r), or (x) of subsection (6) of section eighty-two of this Act
until after the expiration of six months after the making of a determination
on the application or in pursuance of the notice or the day specified in the
agreement for the alteration of the fair rent (as the case may be) but if a
determination has not been made within a period of six months after the date
of the application, or (if no application has been made) within a period of
six months after receipt of the notice of intenti on, as the case may be, such
a notice to quit may be given after the expiration of that period.