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then on that basis any landlord is exposed where a tenant carries on a business without its consent.

But I never consented to it, so I don't see how I can be sued. In a legal sense, the person who comes onto the property for that purpose is not "my neighbour".

Hi Brady, would you mind sharing who you insure with, my insurer wasn't so receptive. Anyone know a half decent property lawyer in Sydney who can provide advice?

There were laminated signs everywhere inside and one inside the door indicating opening hours.

We haven't, they have told us they aren't doing it and we have served them a breach and requested a written undertaking that they aren't doing it - what else can you do?

I tend to agree I think it's a more complex legal question the assuming the landlord has liability for things it is not reasonably aware of.

We did try and call the agency who said they no longer offer services at that address which is the same answer the tenant gave. I think the legal question of liability is an interesting one. This could potentially happen in any home between inspections unbeknown to the land lord - I would be...

We bought it with the tenants in it sight unseen save for photos which didn't sow the signage etc we sore when we viewed it after settlement. The lease prevents them carrying on a business without our consent which has not been given so we have breached them today. The insurance is my...

One would think our liability would be limited because we have not given out consent and so the tenant is doing so at their own risk. The problem is we aren't sure whether it is happening or not. Some advice we havens that it may be a centrelink dodge to obtain child care benefit, again only...

Hi I have read throng past threads on his issue but some of them are quite dated and there doesn't seem to be a definitive conclusion to the issues raised. We have recently purchased a property interstate. When we viewed it we realised that the tenants appear to be or have been operating...