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Tenants Rights Factsheets |
These factsheets give an overview of tenants' rights and responsibilities under NSW law.
Also see sample letters that may be of help with resolving tenancy issues.
- Factsheet 01: Residential Tenancies Act
This factsheet explains what the law means for tenants in New South Wales. - Factsheet 02: Starting a tenancy
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about starting a tenancy. - Factsheet 03: Bond
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about rental bond. - Factsheet 04: Rent increases
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about how rent can be increased. - Factsheet 05: Rent arrears
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about rent arrears. - Factsheet 06: Repairs and maintenance
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about repairs and maintenance. - Factsheet 07: Locks and security
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about ‘reasonable security’. - Factsheet 08: Access and privacy
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about your right to privacy and the landlord’s right to enter the premises. - Factsheet 09: You want to leave
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about moving out of rented premises. - Factsheet 10: Landlord ends agreement
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about what a landlord must do to end a tenancy agreement. - Factsheet 11: Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal
This factsheet explains what the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal does to settle disputes between landlords and tenants in New South Wales. - Factsheet 12: Social housing
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales for tenants who rent from social housing providers. - Factsheet 13: Strata scheme tenants
As tenant, you have rights under residential tenancies law. If you rent in a strata scheme you are also covered by the Strata Schemes Management Act 1996. - Factsheet 14: Boarders and lodgers
This factsheet explains what rights boarders and lodgers have under NSW law. - Factsheet 15: Share housing
This factsheets explains some legal issues for people sharing housing in New South Wales. - Factsheet 16: Ending tenancy early
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about ending a tenancy agreement early. - Factsheet 17: Discrimination
This factsheet explains the law in New South Wales about discrimination and tenants’ rights. - Factsheet 18: Lead
This factsheet explains what you can do if you think your home is contaminated by lead. - Factsheet 19: Tenant databases
As a tenant, you have rights relating to tenant databases under the Commonwealth Privacy Act and the Rules of Conduct for real estate agents under the Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002. This factsheet explains what these laws mean for tenants in New South Wales. - Factsheet 20: Smoke alarms
This factsheet explains the law about smoke alarms in New South Wales. - Factsheet 21: Mortgagees and tenants
This factsheet explains what to do if you get a letter or notice about a mortgage and the premises you are renting. - Factsheet 22: Storm damage
This factsheet is about damage to premises that is neither the fault of the landlord nor the tenant. - Sample Letters
These sample letters cover common problems faced by tenants.
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This site is a publication of the Tenants’ Union of NSW and the network of Tenants Advice and Advocacy Services throughout New South Wales. The Tenants’ Union of NSW is the State’s peak non-government organisation for tenants. Tenants Advice and Advocacy Services (TAASs) provide free, independent information, advice and advocacy to tenants throughout New South Wales.
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© 2008 Tenants Union of NSW | Website by Wolf Tracks
This site is a publication of the Tenants’ Union of NSW and the network of Tenants Advice and Advocacy Services throughout New South Wales. The Tenants’ Union of NSW is the State’s peak non-government organisation for tenants. Tenants Advice and Advocacy Services (TAASs) provide free, independent information, advice and advocacy to tenants throughout New South Wales.
PRIVACY STATEMENT | LEGALS© 2008 Tenants Union of NSW | Website by Wolf Tracks