sec.199Entry by secondary agents generally

### sec.199 Entry by secondary agents generally A secondary agent of the lessor may enter the premises under section 192 (1) (a) to (e) and (g) to (i) only if— the tenant agrees; or the agent produces for the tenant’s inspection written evidence of the agent’s appointment; or for an entry under section 192 (1) (h) the tenant does not respond to the entry notice within a reasonable time. However, for an entry under section 192 (1) (b) , (d) or (e) , subsection (1) does not apply if it is not practicable to comply with that provision because of— the remoteness of the premises; and the shortage in the general area of the premises of a suitably qualified tradesperson or other person needed to make the repairs or carry out the maintenance. (sec.199-ssec.1) A secondary agent of the lessor may enter the premises under section 192 (1) (a) to (e) and (g) to (i) only if— the tenant agrees; or the agent produces for the tenant’s inspection written evidence of the agent’s appointment; or for an entry under section 192 (1) (h) the tenant does not respond to the entry notice within a reasonable time. (sec.199-ssec.2) However, for an entry under section 192 (1) (b) , (d) or (e) , subsection (1) does not apply if it is not practicable to comply with that provision because of— the remoteness of the premises; and the shortage in the general area of the premises of a suitably qualified tradesperson or other person needed to make the repairs or carry out the maintenance. - (a) the tenant agrees; or - (b) the agent produces for the tenant’s inspection written evidence of the agent’s appointment; or - (c) for an entry under section 192 (1) (h) the tenant does not respond to the entry notice within a reasonable time. - (a) the remoteness of the premises; and - (b) the shortage in the general area of the premises of a suitably qualified tradesperson or other person needed to make the repairs or carry out the maintenance.