shack definition
shack means any temporary shelter, building, hut, tent, dwelling or similar structure which does not comply with the provisions of the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act, 1977 (Act No. 103 of 1977) and the regulations promulgated under that Act and which is primarily used for residential purposes; and
shack means a dwelling that is erected on land under a lease or license, in accordance with the definition of “shack” in the Crown Lands (Shack Sites) Act 1997.
shack means any temporary shelter, building, hut, tent, dwelling or similar structure which does not comply with the provisions of the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act, Act 103 of 1977
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shack means any temporary shelter, building, hut, tent, dwelling or similar structure which does not comply with the provisions of the
shack means any temporary shelter, building, hut, tent, dwelling or similar structure which does not comply with the provisions of the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act, 1977 (Act 103 of 1977), the regulations promulgated under that Act and the Municipality's Building Control By-law and which is primarily used for residential purposes;
shack. ’ - means ‘slums’, inadequate shelter built by the poor, mostly made from timber and corrugated iron. Most shacks do not have sanitation, tap water and legal electricity.
shack. (Outbuilding) Clean? Floors Clean? Other Surfaces Clean? Bathrooms/Showers/Tub/Toilets Clean? Bedroom – Master Bedroom #2 Bedroom #3 Garage/Garage Door/Opener? Light fixtures working/bulbs? Electrical Outlets Working? Doors work/Condition Windows work? Condition Window coverings condition? Any stains or odors? Concrete: Foundation/Driveway Ribbons Keys provided/Keys Returned? Other Comments/Conditions? Tenant: Date: Tenant: Date: Landlord/Owner: Date: The landlord and Tenant(s) acknowledge that the following rules and regulations are in full force and effect for the leased premises, that said rules are to promote the convenience, safety, peace or welfare of the Tenants in the premises, preserve the Landlord's property from abusive use, and make a fair distribution of services and facilities held out for the Tenants generally. The tenant(s) acknowledge that said rules are sufficiently explicit in their prohibition, direction, or limitation of the Tenant's conduct to fairly inform the Tenant of what Tenant must or must not do and Tenant acknowledges that he/she had notice of these rules at the time he/she entered into this agreement, said acknowledgment being indicated by tenant's signature below.