Document background
The Final Eviction Notice is a crucial legal document used in Belgian property law when all other attempts to resolve a tenancy issue have been exhausted. It serves as the final formal notification before court-enforced eviction proceedings can commence. The document must strictly comply with Belgian federal law and regional housing regulations (varying between Brussels, Flanders, and Wallonia), including mandatory notice periods and social service notifications. A Final Eviction Notice typically follows previous warnings or notices and must include specific information about tenant rights, social assistance options, and precise vacation timelines. The document is particularly sensitive under Belgian law due to strong tenant protections and social welfare considerations, requiring careful attention to both legal requirements and procedural fairness.
