Feature
Notices drafted with the right type, period and channel
A tenancy notice that uses the wrong notice period or the wrong delivery channel can undermine its own legal standing. Meridian drafts each notice type against the tenancy record it belongs to, with the channel tracked alongside it.
The problem
Drafting a renewal, rent-change or eviction notice from scratch each time means re-checking notice-period rules and delivery requirements under time pressure, often close to the deadline itself.
Why it matters
A notice sent with the wrong notice period, or through a channel that can't be evidenced later, is a weaker position to be in if a tenant disputes it.
How Meridian helps
- Notice drafting for rent-change (90-day), eviction (12-month), non-renewal, breach and mutual-termination, tied to the specific tenancy
- Delivery channel tracked per notice — notary, registered post, email, in-app or WhatsApp
- Draft generation pulls tenancy dates automatically, reducing manual re-entry of dates and terms
- Notice history kept on the tenancy record as evidence of what was sent, how, and when
FAQ
Which notice types does Meridian generate?
Rent-change (90-day notice), eviction (12-month notice), non-renewal, breach and mutual-termination — each drafted against the specific tenancy's dates.
Can I choose how a notice is delivered?
Yes — notary, registered post, email, in-app or WhatsApp are all tracked as delivery channels on the notice record.