What is the required notice for a termination by a landlord in a weekly tenancy?

In the context of a weekly tenancy, the law typically requires that a landlord provide at least one week's notice for termination. This is because tenancy agreements of this nature are usually more flexible and are designed to accommodate short-term arrangements. One week's notice aligns with the periodic nature of weekly tenancies, allowing both landlords and tenants to have a clear understanding of the expectations and timelines involved in the termination process.

This notice period allows tenants enough time to arrange for alternative housing, while also giving landlords the opportunity to address any necessary planning for the property once it becomes vacant. Additionally, it reflects the general practice of shorter tenancies where notice periods are kept brief to facilitate mobility in housing arrangements.