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Ep. 5 - Jafarpourasr v Tancevski & Whether Advertising Must Be Pro-Rated When Calculating Break Lease Fees
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In this jam-packed episode of The Property Management Playbook, we tackle two pivotal legal issues shaping the property management landscape.
Part 1: Jafarpourasr v Tancevski
We delve into Daly AsJ's landmark judgment that extended the principles in Smith to all notices to vacate requiring reasons under the Residential Tenancies Act. The core question? How detailed must a notice to vacate be for a landlord to sufficiently inform a renter of the reasons for repossession?
Part 2: Pro-Rating Advertising Costs for Break Lease Fees
Switching gears, we explore the hot-button topic of whether advertising costs must be pro-rated when calculating break lease fees. Using recent Tribunal rulings, we discuss how Section 211A(3) of the Residential Tenancies Act impacts compensation claims and the practical implications for renters and rental providers alike.
🎧 Tune in now for expert analysis and actionable insights into these complex legal issues. This episode is a must-listen for property managers, agents, and anyone navigating the Residential Tenancies Act!
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