sec.210Supply of locks and keys

### sec.210 Supply of locks and keys The lessor must supply and maintain the locks that are necessary to ensure the premises are reasonably secure. If there is only 1 tenant, the lessor must give to the tenant a key for each lock that— secures an entry to the premises; or secures a road or other place that is normally used to gain access to, or leave, the area or building in which the premises are situated; or a lock operating a boom gate that must be passed to enter or leave the area in which the premises are situated is part of the premises. a lock on a door to a room in the premises a lock on the mailbox for the premises a lock on the door to a toolshed that forms part of the premises a lock on a built-in cupboard in the premises If there is more than 1 tenant, the lessor must— give one of the tenants a key for each lock mentioned in subsection (2) ; and give each of the other tenants a key for each lock mentioned in subsection (2) (a) or (b) . In this section— tenant means a person named in the agreement as a tenant. (sec.210-ssec.1) The lessor must supply and maintain the locks that are necessary to ensure the premises are reasonably secure. (sec.210-ssec.2) If there is only 1 tenant, the lessor must give to the tenant a key for each lock that— secures an entry to the premises; or secures a road or other place that is normally used to gain access to, or leave, the area or building in which the premises are situated; or a lock operating a boom gate that must be passed to enter or leave the area in which the premises are situated is part of the premises. a lock on a door to a room in the premises a lock on the mailbox for the premises a lock on the door to a toolshed that forms part of the premises a lock on a built-in cupboard in the premises (sec.210-ssec.3) If there is more than 1 tenant, the lessor must— give one of the tenants a key for each lock mentioned in subsection (2) ; and give each of the other tenants a key for each lock mentioned in subsection (2) (a) or (b) . (sec.210-ssec.4) In this section— tenant means a person named in the agreement as a tenant. - (a) secures an entry to the premises; or - (b) secures a road or other place that is normally used to gain access to, or leave, the area or building in which the premises are situated; or Example of a lock for paragraph (b) — a lock operating a boom gate that must be passed to enter or leave the area in which the premises are situated - (c) is part of the premises. Examples of locks for paragraph (c) — 1 a lock on a door to a room in the premises 2 a lock on the mailbox for the premises 3 a lock on the door to a toolshed that forms part of the premises 4 a lock on a built-in cupboard in the premises - 1 a lock on a door to a room in the premises - 2 a lock on the mailbox for the premises - 3 a lock on the door to a toolshed that forms part of the premises - 4 a lock on a built-in cupboard in the premises - 1 a lock on a door to a room in the premises - 2 a lock on the mailbox for the premises - 3 a lock on the door to a toolshed that forms part of the premises - 4 a lock on a built-in cupboard in the premises - (a) give one of the tenants a key for each lock mentioned in subsection (2) ; and - (b) give each of the other tenants a key for each lock mentioned in subsection (2) (a) or (b) .