sec.506Condition reports for residential tenancy

### sec.506 Condition reports for residential tenancy In a proceeding before a tribunal, a copy of a condition report stating the condition of stated premises and its inclusions, is evidence of the condition of the premises and inclusions— if the report is signed by the tenant—when the report was signed; or if the report is not signed by the tenant—when the report was made. However, if the report is signed by the tenant and marked to show the tenant’s disagreement with the statement, the report is evidence of the condition of the premises and inclusions when the report was signed by the tenant only as far as its contents are unmarked. (sec.506-ssec.1) In a proceeding before a tribunal, a copy of a condition report stating the condition of stated premises and its inclusions, is evidence of the condition of the premises and inclusions— if the report is signed by the tenant—when the report was signed; or if the report is not signed by the tenant—when the report was made. (sec.506-ssec.2) However, if the report is signed by the tenant and marked to show the tenant’s disagreement with the statement, the report is evidence of the condition of the premises and inclusions when the report was signed by the tenant only as far as its contents are unmarked. - (a) if the report is signed by the tenant—when the report was signed; or - (b) if the report is not signed by the tenant—when the report was made.