NZ Property Investor

WHO PAYS FOR DAMAGE?

On August 27, 2019, changes to laws around tenant damage and meth contamination will come into effect.

Some of these changes include:

• Limiting tenants’ liability for careless damage in rental properties

• Enabling landlords to recover damage from the tenant, in some cases

• Allowing tenants protection under the landlord’s insurance policy

• Preventing insurers from pursuing tenants for unintentional damage

• Giving Tenancy Services the ability to take enforcement action

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