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Section B: Estate Management and Rent Policy

Chapter 12: Issue of Notice-to-quit and Appeal Procedures

In connection with any serious breach of leasing condition proven by detailed investigation, or, when it is considered necessary to recover the public housing flat during enforcement of management policies, a Notice-to-quit will be issued by respective District Senior Housing Manager to require concerned tenant to vacant his/her flat.  The Notice-to-quit will be attached to a covering letter stating the reasons for terminating the tenancy and the tenant's right of appeal within the period specified.

Under Section 20(1) of the Housing Ordinance, a tenant has a right of appeal against termination of his/her tenancy but he/she must lodge the appeal to the Appeal Panel (Housing) not later than 15 days from the service of the Notice-to-quit. If the tenant is unable to lodge the appeal personally because of ill-health, absence from Hong Kong, etc., the chairman of Appeal Panel (Housing) may permit an authorized person in the tenancy agreement to lodge appeal on behalf of the tenant.



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Last revision date: 30 November 2009