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The 10 Day Quit Notice is a fundamental legal instrument in Saudi Arabian property law, designed to initiate the formal process of requiring a tenant to vacate a property. This document is typically used in situations where immediate vacation is necessary, such as serious lease violations, non-payment of rent, or other urgent circumstances that warrant quick resolution. The notice must comply with Saudi Arabian legal requirements, including registration in the Ejar system and adherence to Ministry of Justice guidelines. It serves as official documentation of the landlord's intent and can be used in subsequent legal proceedings if necessary. The document must be issued in both Arabic and English, though the Arabic version holds legal precedence, and must include specific details about the property, parties involved, legal basis for eviction, and clear timeline for vacation.

1. Header Information: Date, reference number, and document title in both Arabic and English

2. Recipient Details: Full name and address of the tenant(s), including their ID numbers as registered in the Ejar system

3. Property Identification: Complete legal description of the rental property, including its address and any official registration numbers

4. Notice Statement: Clear statement that this is a 10-day notice to quit/vacate the premises

5. Legal Basis: Citation of relevant laws and lease agreement provisions justifying the notice

6. Required Actions: Specific actions required from the tenant, including property vacation and key return

7. Timeline: Clear specification of the 10-day deadline and final vacation date

8. Consequences: Statement of legal consequences if tenant fails to comply with the notice