Without it, it's
your word against the landlord's if there is a dispute.
Here I do not have anything of the kind, I can just say in font of court that we agreed on a free rent, it is
my word against the landlord's, isn't it?
Without it, it's
your word against the landlord's if there is a dispute.
Not exact matches
In other
words, the
landlord doesn't want his insurance to subrogate directly
against a tenant, because that's bad for the tenant and bad business.
@feetwet, your edit seems fair, but I didn't like that you removed the fact that we're talking about someone who's clearly not trying to make it their whole business, in other
words, instead being more of a community service of specifically helping fellow tenants
against the greedy investment - fund - based
landlords
If there is any future dispute between you and the
landlord it will be your
word against their's, so it is extremely important to save all these documents as long as possible.
In other
words, the
landlord doesn't want his insurance to subrogate directly
against a tenant, because that's bad for the tenant and bad business.
-- The lease is devoid of clauses that are required in order to properly protect a
landlord, tracking the
wording and protecting
against traps that lie in wait in the fine print of the Residential Tenancies Act.