s 32C
In forceNo legal impediment to lawful enjoyment
Part 2Long‑stay agreements and conduct of long‑stay tenants and park operators
Division 5Standard terms
Subdivision 1Occupation of premises
32C No legal impediment to lawful enjoyment
(1)
In this section —
tenant’s lawful enjoyment, of the agreed premises, means the long‑stay tenant’s lawful occupation of the agreed premises as a residence or use of the agreed premises for the period of the long‑stay agreement.
(2)
It is a term of a long‑stay agreement that, at the time of entering into the agreement —
(a)
the park operator is not aware of a legal impediment to the long‑stay tenant’s lawful enjoyment of the agreed premises for the period of the agreement; and
(b)
there is no legal impediment to the tenant’s lawful enjoyment that the park operator ought reasonably to have known about.
[Section 32C inserted: No. 28 of 2020 s. 30.]
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