Common use of Landlord’s Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Landlord’s Responsibilities. Provide and maintain the premises in a reasonable condition. › Allow the tenant quiet enjoyment of the premises. › Comply with all building, health and safety standards that apply to the premises. › Comply with all requirements in respect of smoke alarms imposed on the landlord by regulations. › Landlords need to have working smoke alarms installed in all their residential rental homes. Any replacement alarms installed a er 1 July 2016 (other than hard-wired systems) need to have long life ba eries and a photoelectric sensor. › Pay rates and any insurance taken out by the landlord.* › Not seize the tenant’s goods for any reason. › Inform the tenant if the property is on the market for sale. › Not interfere with the supply of any services to the premises. › If the landlord is in breach of these responsibilities, the tenant(s) can apply to the Tenancy Tribunal. › Appoint an agent and notify the tenant and Bond Centre of the agent’s details whenever leaving New Zealand for more than 21 consecutive days. *Tenants may be immune from claims by landlords where they or their guests caused careless damage to the property but the landlord’s insurance covers the damage.

Landlord’s Responsibilities. Provide and maintain the premises in a reasonable condition. › Allow the tenant quiet enjoyment of the premises. › Comply with all building, health and safety standards that apply to the premises. › Comply with all requirements in respect of smoke alarms imposed on the landlord by regulations. › Landlords need to have working smoke alarms installed in all their residential rental homes. Any replacement alarms installed a er after 1 July 2016 (other than hard-wired systems) need to have long life ba eries bafteries and a photoelectric sensor. › Pay rates and any insurance taken out by the landlord.* . › Not seize the tenant’s goods for any reason. › Inform the tenant if the property is on the market for sale. › Not interfere with the supply of any services to the premises. › If the landlord is in breach of these responsibilities, the tenant(s) can apply to the Tenancy Tribunal. › Appoint an agent and notify the tenant and Bond Centre of the agent’s details whenever leaving New Zealand for more than 21 consecutive days. *Tenants may be immune from claims by landlords where they or their guests caused careless damage › Inform the tenant of any changes to the property but information in the landlord’s insurance covers the damagestatement within a reasonable time.

Landlord’s Responsibilities. Provide and maintain the premises in a reasonable condition. › Allow the tenant quiet enjoyment of the premises. › Comply with all building, health and safety standards that apply to the premises. › Comply with all requirements in respect of smoke alarms imposed on the landlord by regulations. › Landlords need to have working smoke alarms installed in all their residential rental homes. Any replacement alarms installed a er after 1 July 2016 (other than hard-wired systems) need to have long life ba eries batteries and a photoelectric sensor. › Pay rates and any insurance taken out by the landlord.* . › Not seize the tenant’s goods for any reason. › Inform the tenant if the property is on the market for sale. › Not interfere with the supply of any services to the premises. › If the landlord is in breach of these responsibilities, the tenant(s) can apply to the Tenancy Tribunal. › Appoint an agent and notify the tenant and Bond Centre of the agent’s details whenever leaving New Zealand for more than 21 consecutive days. *Tenants may be immune from claims by landlords where they or their guests caused careless damage › Inform the tenant of any changes to the property but information in the landlord’s insurance covers the damagestatement within a reasonable time.

Landlord’s Responsibilities. Provide and maintain the premises in a reasonable condition. › Allow the tenant quiet enjoyment of the premises. › Comply with all building, health and safety standards that apply to the premises. › Comply with all requirements in respect of smoke alarms imposed on the landlord by regulations. › Landlords need to have working smoke alarms installed in all their residential rental homes. Any replacement alarms installed a er after 1 July 2016 (other than hard-wired systems) need to have long life ba eries batteries and a photoelectric sensor. › Pay rates and any insurance taken out by the landlord.* › Not seize the tenant’s goods for any reason. › Inform the tenant if the property is on the market for sale. › Not interfere with the supply of any services to the premises. › If the landlord is in breach of these responsibilities, the tenant(s) can apply to the Tenancy Tribunal. › Appoint an agent and notify the tenant and Bond Centre of the agent’s details whenever leaving New Zealand for more than 21 consecutive days. *Tenants may be immune from claims by landlords where they or their guests caused careless damage to the property but the landlord’s insurance covers the damage.