Unfit for human habitation definition
Unfit for human habitation means there are serious health and safety risks, such as the risk of an electric shock from the wiring, so the home is not fit to live in. When deciding whether the home is fit for human habitation the contract- holder and landlord would need to take into account ‘the matters and circumstances’ set out in the Fitness for Human Habitation Regulations made by the Welsh Ministers.
Unfit for human habitation means a. A building or structure that, as found by the enforcement officer, is unfit for human habitation due to unsanitary conditions, infestation, accumulation of filth or contamination; lack of required ventilation, illumination, or sanitary or heating facilities; or is not connected to approved water or electricity, such that habitation would be injurious to the health, safety, or welfare of the occupants.
Unfit for human habitation means any dwelling found to be unsafe or unhealthy for people to live in.
More Definitions of Unfit for human habitation
Unfit for human habitation. - shall mean that conditions exist in a dwelling, dwelling unit, rooming house or rooming unit which violate or do not comply with one or more of the minimum standards of fitness or one or more of the requirements established by this ordinance.