Certain types of agreements not occupancy agreements
71CA Certain types of agreements not occupancy agreements
An occupancy agreement does not include an agreement—
under which a tenant under a residential tenancy agreement gives a right to occupy the premises the subject of the residential tenancy agreement; or
arising under a mortgage entered into honestly in relation to the premises; or
arising under a scheme if—
a group of adjacent premises is owned by a company; and
the people who have rights to occupy the adjacent premises jointly have a controlling interest in the company; or
entered into honestly to give a right to occupy the premises for a holiday; or
entered into by a person who is also a party to a related agreement entered into honestly for the sale or purchase of the premises; or
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by regulation
). Made under this Act:
- Residential Tenancies Regulation 1998 · under s 136
This Act’s bill:Explanatory statement
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