you under fixed term contract, it will depend on the house inspection whether it is liveable or not.
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"Tenants
If you believe your property is uninhabitable, contact your landlord as soon as possible, and discuss the situation with them. It’s best to reach agreement together to terminate the tenancy ahead of any formal assessment by building professionals.
If your property has been deemed uninhabitable, you may cease paying rent. Emergency Services, local Council or Civil Defence staff should be able to ascertain whether it is able to be lived in or not. The difficulty during a state of emergency is that the Council, Emergency Services and Civil Defence staff are stretched, so it will take some time for properties to be inspected.
If the damage to a rental property has made it uninhabitable, then you may give your landlord two days’ notice to end the tenancy. (This is under Section 59 of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986).
If your property is still able to be lived in and you live there under a fixed-term tenancy, you can not give notice to end the tenancy. Fixed-term tenancies can only be ended by mutual agreement with your landlord, or by an order of the Tenancy Tribunal."
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剛打電話幫你查了 (因為我自己也想知道).
挺複雜的. 打字太麻煩. Call 0800 24 24 80 吧.
我四點到四點半會在. Or 7PM~ 8PM.
If you want to. Cheers.作者: genius.michael 时间: 2011-3-7 16:40:50