(1) A long-stay
agreement may provide that the long-stay tenant —
(a) may
assign the tenant’s rights and obligations under the agreement or
sub-let the agreed premises; or
(b) may
assign the tenant’s rights and obligations under the agreement or
sub-let the agreed premises only with the written consent of the park
operator; or
(c) must
not assign the tenant’s rights and obligations under the agreement or
sub-let the agreed premises.
(2) If a long-stay
agreement does not include a term mentioned in subsection (1), it is a term of
the agreement that a long-stay tenant may assign the tenant’s rights and
obligations under the agreement or sub-let the agreed premises only with the
written consent of the park operator.
(3) If a long-stay
agreement includes a term mentioned in subsection (1)(b), or subsection (2)
applies, it is a term of the agreement that —
(a) the
park operator must not unreasonably withhold consent; and
(b) the
park operator must not make any charge for giving the consent except for
reasonable incidental expenses.
(4) However, the
operation of a provision of a long-stay agreement that purports to permit the
assignment of the long-stay tenant’s rights and obligations under the
agreement is subject to the operation of any other written law that prohibits
or regulates such an assignment.
[Section 32O inserted: No. 28 of 2020 s. 30.]