Meaning of terms used. In this part, condominium law is a condominium, strata or similar law. A unit is land that is a unit governed by a condominium law, or that is a part that you have a right to occupy, or from which you have the right to income, of real estate held by or for more than one person or by a corporation. A complex is the land governed by the condominium law of which real estate is a part, or of which a unit is a part. Documents are documents by which the complex or part of it is governed, for example, a declaration, bylaw, resolution, regulation, rule or agreement. The entity is a person, partnership, trust, association, syndicate or other body holding or managing the complex. Common expenses are the expenses, contributions to reserves or other payments that the condominium law or the documents require you to pay. Where the condominium law or the documents impose an obligation on or give a right to an owner of your interest in the real estate but do not treat you as the owner of the interest, or impose obligations of an owner on us, you will for the purpose of the mortgage be treated as the owner under the condominium law or documents. Where under the terms in this section a thing is to be substantial, it is so where it is in fact so or the condominium law treats it as so.
Meaning of terms used. We refer in this section to the property leased by you under the lease as the leased property. We refer to your interest in the leased property as your leasehold interest.
Meaning of terms used. Tenants: The persons who sign the tenancy agreement. Household members: Persons who live in the dwelling for more than 8 weeks that have not signed the tenancy agreement - includes dependants, non family members and boarders. Assessable income: Income that is used in calculating how much rent is payable. Non assessable income: Income that is not used in calculating the rent payable. They are allowances or benefits which: • are not included by Centrelink when assessing entitlements; and • are required in their entirety for a specific purpose. Aboriginal Town Based Communities: Aboriginal communities within a town gazettal boundary as defined by the Department of Planning or within a 5km radius of the town centre. Annual income review: The procedure where the Housing Authority contacts tenants (usually by mail) each year and asks for details about their household income. Rent will be adjusted if the income has changed from the income last recorded by the Housing Authority. Note: The above is a summary of Housing Authority Aboriginal Housing policies relating to rent, including the ‘Rent to Income’ and ‘Maximum Rent’ policies. For further details contact your local Housing Authority branch or your Regional Service Provider. SIGNATURE PAGE Tenant[s] Signature ← ← Signature of 1st Tenant Signature of 2nd Tenant (if applicable) Signature of Witness Signature of Witness Signature of Authority’s Authorised Officer ← ← Signature of Authorised Officer Signature of Witness Name of Authorised Officer Date Signature of Authority’s Agent ← ← Signature of Authorised Officer Signature of Witness
Meaning of terms used. HEREIN For purposes of this Agreement, unless the context hereof otherwise requires, all terms used herein which are defined in the Management Agreement shall have the respective meanings ascribed thereto in the Management Agreement. 2. AMENDMENT TO PARAGRAPH 2 OF THE MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT Paragraph 2 of the Management Agreement is hereby amended by adding the following after the words"...,
