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Residential Tenancy Act 1997

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48D Shared rooms

[Section 48D Inserted by No. 49 of 2003, s. 19, Applied:25 Aug 2004] An owner must not permit boarding premises to be occupied by more than one tenant unless they are joint tenants under the residential tenancy agreement or one of them is a carer for the other person.

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