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ConveyancingResidential tenancy agreements: What are the standard terms?Published in: June 2016 Residential tenancy agreements should have a number of standard terms, and generally speaking, such terms cannot be varied by a landlord. Some of the most important terms that cannot be varied include:
The above standard terms is just an outline and do not include all standard terms that should be in a leasing agreement. Landlords must provide a written agreement at the commencement of the leasing period and depending on the laws of the jurisdiction, landlords may not be able to increase the rent for a specified period, nor are they also allowed to terminate the agreement if no grounds are provided.
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