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The 14 Day Notice To Pay Rent is a crucial document in New Zealand's residential tenancy framework, governed by the Residential Tenancies Act 1986. It is used when tenants fall behind in their rent payments and serves as a formal demand for payment and warning of potential consequences. This notice must be issued before a landlord can make an application to the Tenancy Tribunal for rent arrears or termination of the tenancy. The document needs to include specific information such as the exact amount owed, the rental period in question, and clear payment instructions. It represents a critical step in the rent arrears recovery process and must be carefully prepared to ensure legal compliance and enforceability.

1. Notice Header: Clear identification as a '14-Day Notice to Pay Rent' with date of notice

2. Tenant Details: Full name(s) and address of the tenant(s)

3. Property Details: Complete address of the rental property

4. Rent Arrears Details: Specific amount of rent owed and the period it covers

5. Legal Basis: Reference to relevant sections of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986

6. Required Action: Clear statement of what the tenant must do and by when

7. Consequences: Explanation of what will happen if the rent is not paid within 14 days

8. Landlord/Agent Details: Full name and contact details of the landlord or property manager

9. Signature Block: Space for landlord/agent signature and date