79—Termination of residential tenancy
A residential tenancy terminates if—
(b) the
landlord or the tenant terminates the tenancy by notice of termination given
to the other as required under this Act, including—
(i)
as a result of a breach of the
residential tenancy agreement; or
(ii)
on a ground prescribed by the regulations as contemplated
by this Part; or
(c) the
Tribunal terminates the tenancy; or
(d) a
person having title superior to the landlord's title becomes entitled to
possession of the premises under the order of the Tribunal or a court 1 ; or
(e) a
mortgagee takes possession of the premises under a mortgage; or
(ea) the
tenancy terminates by force of a notice to vacate issued in respect of the
premises; or
(f) the
tenant abandons the premises; or
(g) the
tenancy terminates in accordance with Division 1A following the death of
the sole tenant; or
(h) the
tenant gives up possession of the premises with the landlord's consent; or
(i)
the interest of the tenant merges with another estate or
interest in the land; or
(j)
disclaimer of the tenancy occurs.
Note—
1 See section 96.