Updated July 14, 2023
An Arizona Notice of Irreparable Breach is a form that urgently notifies the tenant that they have violated the rental agreement beyond repair and they must leave immediately.
If a tenant breaches the rental agreement that is both irreparable and material which occurs on the rented property, the landlord by law has the power to deliver a written notice for immediate termination of the rental agreement. Activities, not limited to, such as prostitution, criminal street gang activity, unlawful manufacturing, and acts that are found to constitute a nuisance that threatens the health or safety of the landlord apply to an irreparable breach.
Laws – A.R.S. § 33-1368(A)(2)