sec.307ANotice of intention to leave because of condition of premises

### sec.307A Notice of intention to leave because of condition of premises Within the first 7 days on which the tenant occupies the premises under the residential tenancy agreement, the tenant may give a notice of intention to leave the premises to the lessor because— the premises are not fit for the tenant to live in; or the premises or inclusions are not in good repair; or the lessor is in breach of a law dealing with issues about the health or safety of persons using or entering the premises; or the premises or inclusions do not comply with the prescribed minimum housing standards. However, the tenant may not give a notice to leave under subsection (1) if the circumstance mentioned in that subsection was caused by an action or failure of the tenant. A notice of intention to leave under this section is called a notice of intention to leave because of condition of premises . This section does not apply to a residential tenancy that is a short tenancy (moveable dwelling). s 307A ins 2021 No. 19 s 63 (sec.307A-ssec.1) Within the first 7 days on which the tenant occupies the premises under the residential tenancy agreement, the tenant may give a notice of intention to leave the premises to the lessor because— the premises are not fit for the tenant to live in; or the premises or inclusions are not in good repair; or the lessor is in breach of a law dealing with issues about the health or safety of persons using or entering the premises; or the premises or inclusions do not comply with the prescribed minimum housing standards. (sec.307A-ssec.2) However, the tenant may not give a notice to leave under subsection (1) if the circumstance mentioned in that subsection was caused by an action or failure of the tenant. (sec.307A-ssec.3) A notice of intention to leave under this section is called a notice of intention to leave because of condition of premises . (sec.307A-ssec.4) This section does not apply to a residential tenancy that is a short tenancy (moveable dwelling). - (a) the premises are not fit for the tenant to live in; or - (b) the premises or inclusions are not in good repair; or - (c) the lessor is in breach of a law dealing with issues about the health or safety of persons using or entering the premises; or - (d) the premises or inclusions do not comply with the prescribed minimum housing standards.