Common Contracts
4 similar null contracts
Standard-form on-site home agreementJanuary 13th, 2022
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR TENANTS I This long-stay agreement is regulated by the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act 2006 (the Act).This long-stay agreement is to lease a site and an on-site home in a residential park and gives you rights to use shared premises in the park.You must also be provided with a copy of the information booklet on park living approved by the Commissioner for Consumer Protection (the information booklet). This information booklet sets out your rights and responsibilities as a tenant under the Act.This long-stay agreement may, in certain limited circumstances set out in the Act, be terminated. The information booklet sets out further information about termination.If this long-stay agreement is for a fixed term, this long-stay agreement may finish at the end of the term (with no extension).Before signing this long-stay agreement you should-• seek independent legal, financial or other advice; and• read the information booklet; and• make sure that any non-sta
Standard-form site-onlyagreementJanuary 13th, 2022
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR TENANTS This long-stay agreement is regulated by the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act 2006 (the Act).This long-stay agreement is to lease a site in a residential park and gives you rights to use shared premises in the park.You must also be provided with a copy of the information booklet on park living approved by the Commissioner for Consumer Protection (the information booklet). This information booklet sets out your rights and responsibilities as a tenant under the Act.This long-stay agreement may, in certain limited circumstances set out in the Act, be terminated. The information booklet sets out further information about termination.If this long-stay agreement is for a fixed term, this long-stay agreement may finish at the end of the term (with no extension).You may be required to remove the relocatable home at your cost when this long-stay agreement ends. Further information can be found in the information booklet.Before signing this long-stay ag
Standard-form site-only agreementJanuary 10th, 2022
This long-stay agreement is regulated by the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act 2006 (the Act). This long-stay agreement is to lease a site in a residential park and gives you rights to use shared premises in the park. You must also be provided with a copy of the information booklet on park living approved by the Commissioner for Consumer Protection (the information booklet). This information booklet sets out your rights and responsibilities as a tenant under the Act. This long-stay agreement may, in certain limited circumstances set out in the Act, be terminated. The information booklet sets out further information about termination. If this long-stay agreement is for a fixed term, this long-stay agreement may finish at the end of the term (with no extension). You may be required to remove the relocatable home at your cost when this long-stay agreement ends. Further information can be found in the information booklet. Before signing this long-stay agreement you should - seek in
Standard-form on-site home agreementJanuary 10th, 2022
This long-stay agreement is regulated by the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act 2006 (the Act). This long-stay agreement is to lease a site and an on-site home in a residential park and gives you rights to use shared premises in the park. You must also be provided with a copy of the information booklet on park living approved by the Commissioner for Consumer Protection (the information booklet). This information booklet sets out your rights and responsibilities as a tenant under the Act. This long-stay agreement may, in certain limited circumstances set out in the Act, be terminated. The information booklet sets out further information about termination. If this long-stay agreement is for a fixed term, this long-stay agreement may finish at the end of the term (with no extension). Before signing this long-stay agreement you should - seek independent legal, financial or other advice; and read the information booklet; and make sure that any non-standard terms are satisfactory and
