South Australian Current Acts South Australian Current Acts83B—Termination where agreement frustrated
(1) A landlord may, by
notice of termination given to the tenant, terminate a residential tenancy
agreement on the ground that, otherwise than as a result of a breach of the
agreement, the premises or a substantial portion of the premises—
(a) have
been destroyed or rendered uninhabitable; or
(b) have
ceased to be lawfully usable for residential purposes; or
(c) have
been acquired by compulsory process.
(2) A notice given
under subsection (1)(a) or (b) may terminate the agreement immediately.
(3) A notice given
under subsection (1)(c) must provide for a period of notice of at least
60 days.