Eviction may be requested if a Tenant makes changes that endanger the safety of the property. Specifically, if the Tenant alters the structure in a way that makes it impossible to restore to its original state, the Landlord can terminate the lease.…
Eviction may be requested if a Tenant makes changes that endanger the safety of the property. Specifically, if the Tenant alters the structure in a way that makes it impossible to restore to its original state, the Landlord can terminate the lease. Eviction also applies if the Tenant causes damage through a deliberate act or gross negligence. This provision holds Tenants accountable for the physical integrity of the building, ensuring that reckless behaviour or unauthorised structural modifications result in the loss of tenancy rights.
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