Keeping a copy of the agreement is recommended as a good way to remember your rights and responsibilities as a landlord or tenant. As well as providing space for the parties to fill out the relevant details, the standard form agreement also conveniently lists the standard terms that must apply by law to all agreements oral or written.
If, however, you are renting a premises for less than 3 months and for a holiday , then you should not use a residential tenancy agreement. If the tenant is renting a room in a share house, it is very important that the agreement detail which parts of the premises the tenant has exclusive possession of, and which parts the tenant has shared use of.
A common situation is for the tenant to have exclusive possession of their own bedroom and shared use of kitchen, bathroom and laundry facilities. By describing in the agreement which parts of the property the tenant does and does not have exclusive possession over, the rights and obligations of all parties are guaranteed. Clauses 41 and 42 of the Standard Form Agreement allow the tenant and landlord to agree on a Break Fee.
In fixed term tenancies, a Break Fee is a set amount that the tenant will have to pay the landlord if the tenant terminates the tenancy before the end of the fixed term without any legal justification. If no break fee is set, then the Tribunal will determine how much the tenant will be liable for to compensate the landlord.
Flatmates recommends setting a break fee in most share accommodation situations. By having a break fee, the tenant is certain about their liability if they terminate the tenancy before the end of the fixed term.
Having a break fee also reduces the time and cost of resolving any disputes over compensation. The tenant and landlord can agree for additional terms to apply to the agreement in addition to the standard terms. Under the law, the operator of a land lease community must ensure that a written site agreement is in place at the commencement of the agreement.
A site condition report must also be completed by the parties at the same time. The site condition report provides details of the condition of the site that the homeowner will be leasing.
The operator must provide a disclosure statement before entering into an agreement. Tenants who need to escape circumstances of domestic violence can end their tenancy immediately, without penalty. Tenants are also able to end their tenancy immediately and without penalty if their dependent child is in circumstances of domestic violence. Tenants must provide a termination notice to the landlord and must attach supporting evidence.
Acceptable evidence includes a Domestic Violence Order, certificate of conviction, family law injunction or declaration by a competent person. Applications for a tattooist or operator licence can also be made online at the Government Licensing Service website. Home Help centre Forms. Help centre Fees for July — June Association fees Conveyancers licensing fees Cooperative housing and Starr-Bowkett societies fees Co-operatives fees Electricity safety fees Funeral funds fees Home building fees Landlord and tenant fees Licence restoration Motor dealers and repairers fees Limited partnership fees Paintball fees Pawnbrokers and second hand dealers fees Plumbing and drainage inspection fees Property and stock agent fees Solicitor corporations fees Tattoo parlours fees Tow truck fees.
Video and audio Buying a used car My consumer rights Renting a home Supporting local communities. Share this page Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email. Association forms View a list of association forms Community, precinct and neighbourhood schemes forms Community land section certificate Notice to comply with by-laws Proxy form for proprietors in community, precinct or neighbourhood associations Proxy form for subsidiary associations Statement of key financial information Complaint forms Make a complaint online or by mail Co-operatives forms View a list of co-operatives forms.
United States Canada United Kingdom 0? Create Free Account. Help Email Us Chat Online. What are you looking for? JavaScript Required You are reading this message because your browser either does not support JavaScript or has it disabled. Vehicle Leasing Agreement QGlanding. What will the rented vehicle be used for? Personal use. Business use. Back Create My Document Skip this step for now.
Your Vehicle Leasing Agreement. This document preview is formatted to fit your mobile device. The formatting will change when printed or viewed on a desktop computer. Vehicle Leasing Agreement Page of. The Lessor owns the Vehicle that is the subject of this Lease. The Lease interest rate is 4. The term of the Lease is one month the "Term". This Lease includes unlimited kilometers.
The Lessee will not be required to pay any fees for kilometers used. The first payment will be due upon signing and the following payments will continue each month on the same day of the month as the Lease is signed. If a monthly payment is due on the 29th, 30th, or 31st, then it is due on the last day of the month in a month that does not have a 29th, 30th, or 31st. Monthly Payments may be made by cheque, post-dated cheques, money order, bank draft or pre-authorised payment.
Except as expressly provided in this Lease, no warranties, either express or implied, statutory or otherwise, as to any matter whatsoever, have been given by the Lessor. Lessee Obligations The Lessee will assume all risk of loss and damage to the Vehicle. The Lessee agrees to co-operate with the Lessor and the insurance company in pursuing or defending any claim or action resulting from the use of the Vehicle. Any award or money the Lessee receives as a result of a claim or action is to be assigned to the Lessor.
If the Lessee fails to maintain insurance or if a claim is denied by the Lessee's insurance company for any reason, the Lessee remains responsible to pay the total cost of the Lease. The Lessee agrees to indemnify the Lessor from any loss, and in order to prevent such loss, the Lessee will do the following: keep the Vehicle free of encumbrances, such as fines and liens; indemnify the Lessor from all claims and expenses resulting from the maintenance and use of the Vehicle; and pay all amounts owed under this Lease without deducting any amounts the Lessee claims to be owed by the Lessor.
The Lessee is prohibited from using, transferring, or altering the Vehicle, as follows: the Vehicle is not to be used by drivers without an appropriate licence or those restricted under the Insurance Policy; the Vehicle is not to be used illegally, in a manner contrary to the Insurance Policy, or as a vehicle for hire or public transport; the Lessee will not transfer or assign this Lease, or ownership of the Vehicle, to a third party, except with the Lessor's prior written consent.
The Lessee will also ensure that the Vehicle is not seised, confiscated, or involuntarily transferred, even if the Vehicle is the subject of judicial or administrative proceedings; the Lessee will not remove the Vehicle from the state in which this Lease is signed without the Lessor's prior written consent, with the exception of trips within continental Australia of less than 60 days; and the Lessee will not install accessories in the Vehicle, or alter the Vehicle in any way, without the Lessor's prior written consent.
During the Term of the Lease, the Lessee will be responsible for paying all fees required for registration, licensing, testing, and any inspection of the Vehicle requested by a government or other authority. The initial cost of registration must be paid prior to removing the Vehicle from the Lessor's possession.
Inspections The Lessee acknowledges that the Vehicle has been inspected and the Lessee accepts the Vehicle as being in a good state of repair, not including manufacturer's defects which would not have been visible upon inspection.
The Lessor has the right to inspect the Vehicle, without prior notice, at all reasonable times during the Term of this Lease. Event Of Default The Lessee will be in default under this Lease if: the Lessee fails to make a Monthly Payment on the due date; a bankruptcy, receivership, or insolvency proceeding is initiated by the Lessee or against the Lessee; a creditor or a government authority seises the Vehicle; the Lessee has misrepresented personal or financial information; the Lessee is no longer living; the Vehicle is stolen or damaged beyond repair; the Vehicle is not returned at the end of the Term; or the Lessee breaches any other term of this Lease.
In the event that the Lessee defaults under this Lease, the Lessee will be required to pay the amounts applicable to the Vehicle during the remainder of the Term.
If the Lessee defaults under this Lease, the Lessor will pursue the remedies outlined in this Lease, in addition to any other remedies allowed by law. If the Lessee defaults, the Lessor may terminate this Lease, and may recover the Vehicle and sue the Lessee for damages. Excessive Wear and Tear The Lessee is responsible for ensuring that the Vehicle is regularly maintained and is kept in good repair. Regular maintenance and repair includes, but is not limited to, the excessive wear and tear provisions below.
The Lessee is to pay the costs of regular maintenance and any costs for repairs not covered by warranty. Excessive wear and tear will include, but is not limited to, the following, even if covered by the Lessee's Insurance Policy: cracked, damaged, or tinted glass; dented or damaged body panels, wings, lights, or paint; missing equipment or accessories that were provided with the Vehicle, including but not limited to wheel covers, jack, wheel wrench, and spare tyre or regular tyres; tyres with less than 3mm of tread remaining at the lowest point; damage to the interior of the Vehicle, including but not limited to dash, seats, floor covering, upholstery, truck liner, and center console if applicable ; or mechanical damage that affects the safe, proper, or lawful operation of the Vehicle, which would include damage that causes the Vehicle to fail a safety inspection in the state where this Lease is signed.
If the Vehicle has excess wear and tear, there will be a charge to the Lessee for the excess wear and tear. During the Term, damaged or lost parts, equipment, or accessories may be replaced with items of equal or better quality and construction, and replacement items that meet this standard will be accepted as original items, upon return of the Vehicle.
Returning the Vehicle When the Lessee returns the Vehicle at the end of the Lease, the Lessee must pay the following amount: the cost of repairs needed as a result of excess wear and tear.
The Lessee may return the Vehicle at any time during the Lease, by paying the following amounts: the Monthly Payment multiplied by the number of months remaining in the Term; the cost of repairs needed as a result of excess wear and tear; and any outstanding amounts under this Lease.
After the Lessee has returned the Vehicle and paid any required costs and fees, the Lessor will return the following amounts, or the remaining portions of these amounts, to the Lessee: any money received from an insurance claim or action that is not used to repair or replace the Vehicle.
Realised Value In this Lease, Realised Value is understood to mean any of: the price received by the Lessor for the Vehicle at disposition; the highest offer for disposition of the Vehicle; or the fair market value of the Vehicle at the end of the Term. The Lessee will not be held liable for the difference between the Residual Value of the vehicle and its Realised Value.
General Provisions This Lease may not be assigned to a third party without the Lessor's prior written consent and approval.
0コメント