LETTING THE PROPERTY Clause Samples
The 'Letting the Property' clause defines the terms and conditions under which the property may be rented out to tenants. It typically outlines the landlord's rights to lease the property, the tenant's obligations during the tenancy, and any restrictions on subletting or assigning the lease. For example, it may specify that the tenant cannot sublet the premises without the landlord's written consent or must use the property only for residential purposes. This clause ensures that both parties understand their rights and responsibilities regarding the use and occupation of the property, thereby preventing disputes and clarifying the scope of permitted activities.
LETTING THE PROPERTY. 11.1 The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that before the Property may be let to a Tenant(s), the Estate Manager, acting on behalf of the trustees of the Body Corporate, must grant its written approval.
11.2 Within 14 (FOURTEEN) days of the Purchaser informing the Estate Manager or Managing Agent of the identity(ies) of the Tenant/s, the Purchaser undertakes, at his own expense, to furnish the Estate Manager / Managing Agent with reasonable proof that the Tenant has attained the age of 50 (FIFTY) years. It is therefore agreed that the Primary Occupant is required to be a minimum of 50 (Fifty) years old. Should any of the occupants of the property are under the age of 50 (Fifty) years old then such occupant is required to apply and obtain consent of the Body Corporate. Furthermore, should the primary occupant predecease the secondary occupant/s, then the secondary occupant would need to apply to the Estate Manager / Managing agent for the right to remain on the property, which decision will be binding. Such persons to be considered would be, but not limited to the following: Life Partner, Spouse or Dependant. Furthermore, the Developer shall have the right to decide on whether or not such dependant/s are permitted to reside in the units. Once the Developer has transferred the first unit, the body corporate will be formed and the nominated Trustees will attend to any further decisions regarding dependants under the age of 50(fifty) residing in the units
11.3 Within 14 (fourteen) days of the Purchaser informing the Estate Manager / Managing Agent of the identity(s) of the Tenant/s, the Tenant/s will have to undergo a medical assessment, which will be carried out by the Care Provider in order to determine the level of care required by the Tenant as well as the physical and mental condition of the Tenant/s which costs will be for the account of the Purchaser.
11.4 The Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that, depending on the contents of the Medical assessment, and prior to the Occupation Date, the Estate Manager / Managing Agent may require a face-to-face interview with the Tenant(s) in their sole and absolute discretion, in order to establish the care needs of Tenant(s) and assess the suitability of the proposed Tenant(s) to reside in the Scheme.
11.5 Pursuant to review of the documentation mentioned in clauses 11.2 and 11.3, (and the face-to-face interview if applicable), should the Estate Manager / Managing Agent (the Care Provider) recommend that the Tenan...