Except in the case of a rental agreement that is still on a fixed-term rental agreement, a lessor may terminate an apartment rental agreement with a period of at least 30 days, on the ground that the lessor has concluded a contract for the sale of the property, in which the lessor is required to give free possession to the buyer (see 86). a. that the tenant must have the carpet professionally cleaned at the end of the rental contract or bear the costs of such cleaning [unless cleaning is necessary because animals were kept on the site during the lease], b. that the tenant must take out some particular form of insurance, c. exempt the owner from any liability for any act or omission of the lessor; the representative of the lessor or any person acting on behalf of the owner or the lessor`s representative, d. that, if the tenant violates the agreement, is required to pay all or part of the rent remaining under the contract, the increased rent, a penalty or a lump sum compensation, e. that if the tenant does not violate the agreement, the rent is or can be reduced, or the tenant must or can benefit from a discount on the rent or other benefits. The notice period for the lessor for the termination of a periodic lease has been increased by 60 days to 90 days (s85). 95 References to the Unit Titles Act 2010 before the law is applied The terms of the standard accommodation rental agreement cannot be changed (with the exception of rental agreements with a fixed term of 20 years or more – contact your local rental advice and advocacy service for more information). If you do not fulfil your obligations, you may indicate that you have breached the (unkept) provisions of the agreement. 60A Temporary lease agreement becomes periodic unless otherwise notified 28 Rent increase by agreement or injunction in the event of substantial improvement, improvement of facilities or modification of conditions 83 The court or manager may require that the terms of the rental agreement 4 law generally apply to all housing rental agreements If you are a landlord or tenant of housing, You should be aware of the Residential Tenancies Act 2010, approved by the NSW Parliament on 17 June 2010 and expected to start shortly. The Act is a comprehensive review of NSW`s housing tenancy right.
While most of the amendments to the 1987 Act favour the tenant, some processes have been facilitated for the lessor. A copy of the full text of the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 can be downloaded from the NSW Parliament website. If you are a homeowner, you should be aware of the provisions of the new legislation, in particular with regard to your obligations arising from a new housing rental agreement or if you intend to sell the property while there is a residential rental agreement. For more information, please contact Mary Digiglio. 60B tenant must exercise the right to extend or extend the lease no later than 21 days before expiration Swaab Attorneys was the highest law firm and 13th best job in Australia at the 2010 Business Review Weekly Best Places to Work Awards…
