4 Questions
What is the purpose of a schedule of dilaps?
To document the condition of the building at the end of the lease
In what stage of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) does a neutral third party render a decision?
Arbitration
What is the purpose of the repairing covenant?
To specify the tenant's obligation to maintain and repair the property
When can a disrepair claim be made?
During or after termination of the lease
Study Notes
Dispute Resolution and Property Maintenance
- A schedule of dilaps is a document detailing the state of disrepair in a property, used to assess the extent of repairs required and to allocate responsibility for the cost.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- A neutral third party renders a decision in the arbitration stage of ADR, providing a binding resolution to the dispute.
Property Maintenance and Repairs
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The purpose of the repairing covenant is to outline the responsibilities of the landlord and tenant in maintaining the property and carrying out repairs.
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A disrepair claim can be made when a tenant alleges that the landlord has failed to fulfill their obligations under the repairing covenant, resulting in a breach of contract.
Explore the table of contents of a dilapidations summary document to understand the concept of dilapidations, documentation required to determine liability, and the process of making a disrepair claim during or prior to the termination of a lease.
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