Discrimination by refusing to allow reasonable alterations
39 Discrimination by refusing to allow reasonable alterations
A person must not discriminate against a person with a disability by failing or refusing to allow the person to alter accommodation to meet the person's special needs if:
the alteration is at the expense of that person; and
(b) the alteration does not require an alteration to the accommodation of another person; and
(c) the restoration of the accommodation to its previous condition is reasonably practicable; and
(d) the person undertakes at the person's own expense to restore the accommodation to its previous condition before leaving it, and it is reasonably likely that the person will do so.
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