This is a standard agreement whereby the owner agrees to allow the tenant to occupy the owner’s property under specified terms and conditions.
This is called a 'lease agreement' and it is mandatory that the content of the lease, as prescribed in the Residential Tenancies Regulations, is used.
This form can be identified by “Form 1AA”. The Lease has three parts - Part A, Part B and Part C.
The wording of Parts A and B cannot be altered or deleted.
Part A specifies the variables:
Part B addresses the general rights and obligations under the lease.
Part C is where the owner and the tenant come to an agreement on other conditions that may apply to the lease that have not been addressed in Parts A and B.
The additional conditions in Part C cannot go against the conditions in Parts A and B, must not be illegal, cannot go against the Residential Tenancies Act nor the Regulations and must not breach the Fair Trading Act.