The whole area of landlord and tenant law is complex and extremely wide which reflects the many different property letting arrangements that can arise.
From residential letting agreements to commercial leases involving letting of offices,shops,filling stations and other commercial ventures property law has it’s roots in legislation which is, in some situations hundreds of years old.
The Private residential tenancies board oversees the letting of private residential properties and is the first port of call in the event of a dispute in a residential letting agreement.
When it comes to leases which are not residential and therefore not covered by the Private Residential Tenancies Board the procedure for terminating or ending a lease can involve many different procedures depending on the circumstances.
Residential letting agreements are covered by the Private Residential Tenancies board and the access to this form of redress depends on whether the letting is registered or not and whether you are a landlord or tenant.
The residential letting agreement below can be adopted for most residential lettings.
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Property law
You will see from the above that property law is varied and what property law applies to your circumstances will depend firstly on whether it is a residential letting or a commercial lease.
It is critical that you know, whether you are a landlord or tenant, what your rights and obligations are.
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