New South Wales Repealed Acts

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RESIDENTIAL PARKS ACT 1998 - SECT 26

26 Alterations and additions to residential premises that belong to park owner

(1) It is a term of every residential tenancy agreement under which the residential premises consist of a moveable dwelling (that belongs to the park owner) installed on a residential site that:

(a) the resident must not, except with the park owner's written consent or unless the agreement otherwise provides, affix any fixture or make any renovation, alteration or addition to the residential premises, and

(b) the resident must not, except with the park owner's written consent or unless the agreement otherwise provides, remove any fixture that the resident has affixed to the residential premises, and

(c) if the resident causes any damage to the residential premises by removing any fixture affixed by the resident, the resident must notify the park owner and, at the park owner's request, repair the damage or compensate the park owner for the park owner's reasonable expenses in repairing the damage, and

(d) if the park owner withholds or refuses consent to the removal of a fixture affixed by the resident, the park owner must without delay compensate the resident for the value of the fixture.

(2) Despite section 133B of the Conveyancing Act 1919 or any other law, it is not a term of a residential tenancy agreement that the park owner must not unreasonably withhold or refuse consent to any proposed action by the resident referred to in subsection (1) (a) or (b).