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Old Oct 23rd 2007 | 9:54 pm
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Hi
Is there limit for rental raise in victoria?
does the landlord have the right to raise rental any percentage he wants?!!
 
Old Oct 23rd 2007 | 10:01 pm
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Originally Posted by NewOZ
Hi
Is there limit for rental raise in victoria?
does the landlord have the right to raise rental any percentage he wants?!!
erm.. its not an easy one this

http://www.liv.asn.au/public/legalin...-Resident.html

I would hazzard a guess, that given appropriate notice of a rental increase, you have the opportunity, to not extend your rental period.

I would have thought, as in QLD, well most parts, rental runs at approx 5% of value..

So a hike in your rental could be construed as profiteering, or indeed, constructive eviction.. should you disagree with the levy
 
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read this...

http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/CA256902000FE154/Lookup/CAV_Publications_Renting/$file/RentingComplete.pdf

I would also think, that a rental agreement is set out in law, as a legal contract and is administered and policed by a rental/tenancy board etc.. so that should you have cause for complaint, direct it appropriately
 
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I would of thought that as long the correct notice period is given as per tenancy agreement then it upto you weather you pay the rent or move
 

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