In sections 49A to 49D, when they talk about “premises”, they don’t just mean the building or house. They also include things called “facilities”. This is important to remember when you’re reading those parts of the law. It means that when those sections mention “premises”, they’re talking about both the main living space and any extra areas or things that come with it.
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49D: Unlawful acts related to liability, or
“It's not okay for landlords to make you pay or do more than you should for damage”
50: Circumstances in which tenancies are terminated, or
“This explains the different ways a rental agreement can end, like when the lease runs out or someone moves out.”
In sections 49A to 49D, unless the context otherwise requires, premises includes facilities.
