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Yes, it is likely you will still have to pay the rent.
Even without a written tenancy agreement, both the landlord and tenant will still have the...
Answered 27 Aug 2013
If the current tenant or tenants will let you back in to get your things, you do not need the landlord's permission.
If there are no tenants...
Answered 27 Aug 2013
Your landlord may be able to ask you to leave the property for no reason, but this depends on the type of tenancy agreement you have.
If you have...
Answered 27 Aug 2013
The landlord cannot throw you out if you have a valid tenancy agreement. A verbal tenancy agreement (or agreement to extend your tenancy) is still...
Answered 27 Aug 2013
No, it should not be held against you in court.
In New Zealand, the judge should not invite the jury to infer guilt from your silence when...
Answered 27 Aug 2013
