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RESIDENTIAL PARKS (LONG-STAY TENANTS) ACT 2006 (NO. 32 OF 2006) - SECT 30

30 .         Variation of rent under on-site home agreement

        (1)         A park operator may increase the rent payable under an on-site home agreement by giving a written notice to the long-stay tenant specifying —

            (a)         the amount of the increased rent; and

            (b)         the day from which the increased rent becomes payable.

        (2)         The day specified in the notice from which the increased rent becomes payable must be —

            (a)         at least 60 days after the day on which the notice is given;

        (b)         at least 6 months after the day on which the tenancy period began;

            (c)         if the rent has previously been increased under this section — at least 6 months after the day on which it was last increased; and

            (d)         if the on-site home agreement is for a fixed term — after the last day of the fixed term, unless the agreement provides that the rent may increase or be increased during the fixed term.

        (3)         Subsection (2)(b) does not apply in respect of the first notice given to a long-stay tenant after the beginning of the tenancy period if —

            (a)         it is the practice of the park operator to review the rent payable by long-stay tenants in accordance with a set review date schedule; and

            (b)         the long-stay tenant was given written notice of the set review date schedule before the long-stay agreement was made.

        (4)         A notice of increase of rent that has been given in accordance with this section and has not been withdrawn by the park operator varies the long-stay agreement to the effect that the increased rent specified in the notice is payable under the agreement from the day specified in the notice.

        (5)         This section does not apply in respect of an agreement if, and to the extent that, the agreement expressly excludes or limits it.



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