Common use of Rent Increases Clause in Contracts

Rent Increases. (1) If a Provider proposes to increase the rent, the Provider must give notice of the proposal to the Tenant. (2) The notice must state – (a) the amount of the increased rent; and (b) the day, not earlier than 4 weeks after the day the notice is given, from which the increased rent is payable. (3) Also, if this agreement is for a fixed term, the rent may not be increased before the term ends unless – (a) this agreement states for item 11 rent can be increased; and (b) this agreement states for item 11 the amount of the increase or how the amount of the increase is to be worked out; and (c) the increase is made in accordance with this agreement. (4) The Tenant is not required to pay the increase unless it is made in accordance with this clause.

Rent Increases. (1) If a Provider proposes to increase the rent, the Provider must give notice of the proposal to the Tenant. (2) The notice must state –- (a) the amount of the increased rent; and (b) the day, not earlier than 4 weeks after the day the notice is given, from which the increased rent is payable. (3) Also, if this agreement is for a fixed term, the rent may not be increased before the term ends unless –- (a) this agreement states for item 11 rent can be increased; and (b) this agreement states for item 11 the amount of the increase or how the amount of the increase is to be worked out; and (c) the increase is made in accordance with this agreement. (4) The Tenant is not required to pay the increase unless it is made in accordance with this clause.