s 5A

Reasonable grounds for suspecting abandonment of premises

In force

In this Act there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that a long‑stay tenant has abandoned the agreed premises if —

(a)

the tenant has failed to pay rent in accordance with the long‑stay agreement; and

(b)

one of the following applies —

(i)

there is uncollected mail, newspapers or other material at the agreed premises;

(ii)

another long‑stay tenant of the residential park or another person has told the park operator that the tenant has abandoned the agreed premises;

(iii)

there are no goods at the agreed premises;

(iv)

services (including gas, electricity and telephone services) to the agreed premises have been disconnected.

[Section 5A inserted: No. 28 of 2020 s. 5.]

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