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What responsibility does a landlord have over a non residential tenant?

  • 07-07-2019 10:25pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
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    I know that landlords have a duty when it comes to the actions of residential tenants in their property and can be held liable for their actions etc by the PRTB.

    Is there an equivalent board for non residential tenants and/or is a landlord liable for their actions as tenants? Do non residential tenancies also have to be registered?


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  • #2
    GerardKeating
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    non residential tenancies ?

    what is a nom residential tennat ?


  • #3
    Darkglasses
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    GerardKeating wrote: »
    what is a nom residential tennat ?

    People renting non-residential properties, like a commercial or industrial property (I assume)


  • #4
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭ [Deleted User]


    Darkglasses wrote: »
    People renting non-residential properties, like a commercial or industrial property (I assume)

    Yes, thats what I mean apologies for not being clearer


  • #5
    GerardKeating
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Yes, thats what I mean apologies for not being clearer

    I did not think the PRTB (or RTB as is it now know) regulated commercial tenancies. The "R" in the name is for residential.


  • #6
    [Deleted User]
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    GerardKeating wrote: »
    I did not think the PRTB (or RTB as is it now know) regulated commercial tenancies. The "R" in the name is for residential.

    I understand that, that is why I stated in my OP "when it comes to the actions of residential tenants in their property and can be held liable for their actions etc by the PRTB. Is there an equivalent board for non residential tenants"

    I am in no way implying that the PRTB regulates commercial tenancies. I am asking is there an equivalent for commercial tenancies.


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  • #7
    splinter65
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    I understand that, that is why I stated in my OP "when it comes to the actions of residential tenants in their property and can be held liable for their actions etc by the PRTB. Is there an equivalent board for non residential tenants"

    I am in no way implying that the PRTB regulates commercial tenancies. I am asking is there an equivalent for commercial tenancies.

    No there’s not. I’ve researched this before.


  • #8
    CIARAN_BOYLE
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    I understand that, that is why I stated in my OP "when it comes to the actions of residential tenants in their property and can be held liable for their actions etc by the PRTB. Is there an equivalent board for non residential tenants"

    I am in no way implying that the PRTB regulates commercial tenancies. I am asking is there an equivalent for commercial tenancies.

    You have to bring disputes through the courts for commercial tenancies.


  • #9
    Spook_ie
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    Applies to the UK might be some relavance to Ireland, but seems to be mainly a case of what's in the lease.

    https://www.alanboswell.com/news/commercial-landlord-responsibilities/


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