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hopefulpeanut33

2025-01-12 21:41:46

Requirements for cleaning rental on termination of lease

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This is a pretty judgmental comment considering you have no idea what condition the house was in when we moved in. It’s also not legal advice.

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I was advised by Tenancy Services during our last tenancy that the outside areas are a bit ambiguous in terms of the law, but that generally, whatever the tenant can reach is the tenant's responsibility and whatever they can't is the landlord's. So that means things like the gutter, roof, tall trees, etc are the responsibility of the landlord, whereas lower bushes etc that you can reach would be yours. It might pay to call tenancy services and clarify this point for your specific situation, as it's always been my understanding that the law trumps the tenancy agreement.

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The tenancy agreement is clear that the grounds are the landlord’s responsibility- this isn’t a situation where the law would trump the tenancy agreement. That rule usually just applies if the landlord is trying to use the agreement to take away rights that the tenant has at law. Thank you though!

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Hi, are you able to pass on your broker’s details? In a similar situation. Glad everything worked out for you.

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