[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

Yeah it refers to a tenant protection law specific to Australia.

It also states -


So, y'know - even in Australia (maybe not in Muncie Ohio I guess?) - the landlord is responsible for replacing the unit itself, the tenant is responsible for maintenance and general repairs.

Knowing the tenant responsibilities in Australia may be interesting to some but doesn't matter much to those in Muncie, Ohio or more importantly, to those in The Villages, Florida.

[elevatorman]

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[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

You're arguing over details from an Australian article? How about something from this side of the world?

You are right. I was careless, (and defensive) so here is perhaps a better article?

I do know that the Morse family are often maligned for the terms of their commercial leases, when in fact I believe that these terms are common in areas similar to where we live, all over this country. No one is FORCED to lease a commercial spot, or renew the lease which is typically for five years.

If this isn't convincing, I will look further, but I really wanted to bake a pie this morning.

Commercial Leasing: ABCs of HVAC.