Has anyone else picked up on this clause from the renting guide?
To me it seems that this nation founded by the importation of convicts just ended up at parliament house to setup their criminal cartels who cater for their favourite special interest groups.
I am beyond outraged at this fact that when it comes to public housing it's 'generally' refused however the private sector can have all the grief when it all ends in tears after sub letting almost always goes pear shape.
Is there anyway to bypass the government laws when writing up a tenancy lease banning this practice and gain some real control over our lives instead of the pretend liberty this gubberment presents to us?
The tenant must get the landlord’s or
agent’s written permission before
assigning or sub-letting the premises
or any part of the premises.
The landlord or agent must give
permission for the tenant to sub-let
the premises unless there is a good
reason to refuse. It is illegal to charge
a fee for giving permission.
If a tenant believes a landlord or agent
is withholding consent unreasonably,
they can apply to the Victorian Civil &
Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) for a
ruling.
Where a tenant is living in public
housing, the landlord is generally
permitted to refuse consent.
To me it seems that this nation founded by the importation of convicts just ended up at parliament house to setup their criminal cartels who cater for their favourite special interest groups.
I am beyond outraged at this fact that when it comes to public housing it's 'generally' refused however the private sector can have all the grief when it all ends in tears after sub letting almost always goes pear shape.
Is there anyway to bypass the government laws when writing up a tenancy lease banning this practice and gain some real control over our lives instead of the pretend liberty this gubberment presents to us?