Hey guys.
First time renter here, wanting to ask 2 legal/rules questions regarding renting a unit.
The company has a rule (And I should mention, it's the rental company, not the owner) wherein that if you have a guest stay, you need to request permission ahead of time, and if they do, you are required to pay $20, or forfeit an amount totalling a weeks rent ($220)
This rule applies to your significant other, and in addition was not disclosed on their website, and only announced in paperwork as I signed the lease (And had already paid down a security deposit and 2 weeks advance rent)
I want to know, by Australian and Queensland law, if this is legal - if I have my girlfriend over, and they attempt to fine/charge me or claim a breach of lease, do they have any legal grounds to stand on?
Specifically relating to this rule, I did not formally sign an agreement merely initially a page.
Second question is, would a small tank (500ish cm tall, 300cm octagonal tank) count as a "pet"? I have been getting conflicting information to whether or not fish classify as pets, or decorations, and may have to wait 2-3 weeks to hear back from the landlord via the real estate.
Any advice on these matters, specifically the girlfriend rule would be greatly appreciated, as I want to have my ass legally covered/protected against this fuckery - last time I checked I was renting a private unit, not living in a nunnery
>>19009
>Fish are pets. Simple.
"Small Tank" - 500cm, 300cm
KEK
SMALL
That's 5 Meters tall and 3 meters wide.
>charge you extra for having a visitor
what the fuck???
is australia communist?
What the fuck. How's that even communist. That's just messed up.
>do they have any legal grounds to stand on?
yeah, it's in your goddamn lease
>small tank (500ish cm tall, 300cm octagonal tank)
that's fuckhuge
>count as a "pet"?
obviously yes.