Residential lease (government template)

Parties to the contract: Landlord:
Name (entity name):          Signature/Seal  Uniform number (identification document No.):
Household registration address (business registration address):
Mailing address:
Contact telephone:
Tenant:
Name (entity name):          Signature/Seal  Uniform number (identification document No.):
Household registration address (business registration address):
Mailing address:
Contact telephone:
Guarantor:
Name (entity name):         Signature/Seal  Uniform number (identification document No.):
Household registration address:
Mailing address:
Contact telephone:
Real estate brokerage firm:
Name (company or firm):
Address:
Telephone:
Uniform business number:
Representative:            Signature/Seal  Uniform number:
Email:
Real estate broker:
Name:             Signature/Seal  Uniform number (identification document No.):
Mailing address:
Contact telephone:
Certificate No.:
Email:
Date: ROC year        , month        , day

Attachment 1: Leased Property Condition Confirmation  Date completed:  (year)  (month)  (day)  Item / Content / Remarks
□ Yes □ No  Includes unregistered renovation, extension, addition or illegal construction:
□ 1st floor  square meters □ Floor   square meters.
□ Rooftop  square meters.
□ Other location:    square meters.
If it is illegal construction (a building extension or addition not applied for in accordance with law), the Landlord shall explain it accurately so that the Tenant fully understands that this part of the building is at risk of demolition at any time or other hazards.
Building type: _________.
Current layout: __ bedroom(s) (rooms), __ living/dining room(s), __ bathroom(s); □ with □ without partitions.
Rental type: __________.
1. Building type:
(1) Ordinary building: sole ownership with no common portions (including detached, row, semi-detached, etc.).
(2) Condominium (sectionally owned) building: apartment (without elevator), townhouse, storefront (shop), office/commercial building, residential tower (eleven floors or more with elevator), mid-rise building (ten floors or fewer with elevator), etc.
(3) Other special buildings: such as factories, factory-offices, farmhouses, warehouses, etc.
2. Current layout (e.g., number of bedrooms, living rooms and bathrooms, and whether there are partitions).
3. Rental type:
(1) Whole building (unit) rental: renting out the whole residential building (unit) under one street address or building number.
(2) Floor-by-floor rental: renting out a multi-story building separately by floor, e.g., renting out the second floor of a three-story townhouse.
(3) Independent studio: renting out a whole unit with its own ownership certificate, with one bedroom
(one living room) and one bathroom.
(4) Sublet studio room: a room with its own bathroom inside a building, without its own ownership certificate.
(5) Sublet shared-bath room: a room without its own bathroom inside a building, without its own ownership certificate.
3 Type and number of car parking space:
Above-ground (underground) Floor ___ □ flat parking space □ mechanical parking space □ other __.
Number: parking space No. __, __ space(s), □ with □ without a separate ownership certificate.
□ Yes □ No  Separation-of-use agreement and drawings attached.
Motorcycle parking space: above-ground (underground) Floor __, space No. __, __ space(s), or a location sketch.
□ Yes □ No  Residential fire alarm.
□ Yes □ No  Other fire safety equipment; if yes, items:
(1)____ (2)____ (3)____.
□ Yes □ No  Regular fire safety inspections.
Owners of residences not required to install automatic fire alarm equipment shall install and maintain residential fire alarms under Article 6, Paragraph 5 of the Fire Services Act.
□ Yes □ No  Water leakage; if yes, location of leakage: __.
Handling of leakage:
□ Landlord repairs before handover.
□ Tenant repairs.
□ Handover in current condition.
□ Other ______.
□ Yes □ No  Radiation (radioactive building) testing has been performed? If yes, please attach the test certificate.
Test result □ Yes □ No  radiation abnormality; if abnormal, handling:
□ Landlord remedies before handover.
□ Tenant remedies.
□ Handover in current condition.
□ Other ____.
Buildings that obtained a use permit between ROC years 71 and 73 should pay special attention to testing. The Atomic Energy Council, Executive Yuan website provides a "Query System for Radioactive Buildings with a Current Annual Dose of 1 mSv or More" for the public to check radioactive building information; anyone wishing to carry out remediation should consult the Atomic Energy Council, Executive Yuan for technical assistance.
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□ Yes □ No  Testing for water-soluble chloride ion content in reinforced concrete (e.g., sea-sand building testing) has been performed; if yes, test result: _________.
□ Yes □ No  Content exceeds the allowable value; if it exceeds, handling:
□ Landlord repairs before handover.
□ Tenant repairs.
□ Handover in current condition.
□ Other ____.
1. Before July 21, ROC year 83, CNS 3090 did not set an allowable value for maximum water-soluble chloride ion content (by the water-soluble method) in reinforced concrete.
2. For buildings whose construction inspection was reported under building regulations from July 22, ROC year 83 to June 24, ROC year 87, under the CNS 3090 testing standard as amended and promulgated on July 22, ROC year 83, the allowable value for maximum water-soluble chloride ion content (by the water-soluble method) in reinforced concrete is 0.6 kg/m.
3. For buildings whose construction inspection was reported under building regulations from June 25, ROC year 87 to January 12, ROC year 104, the maximum water-soluble chloride ion content in reinforced concrete is governed by the CNS 3090 testing standard as amended and promulgated on June 25, ROC year 87, with an allowable value of 0.3 kg/m.
4. For buildings whose construction inspection was reported under building regulations on or after January 13, ROC year 104, the maximum water-soluble chloride ion content in reinforced concrete is governed by the CNS 3090 testing standard as amended and promulgated on January 13, ROC year 104, with an allowable value of 0.15 kg/m.
5. The above test data may be requested from the competent building authority. Testing standards differ between periods, and the parties should pay attention to this themselves.
Whether any homicide, suicide, carbon monoxide poisoning or other unnatural death has occurred in this leased residence (exclusive portion):
(1) During the period of ownership □ Yes □ No  such an event has occurred.
(2) Before acquiring ownership
□ no such event.
□ knows that such an event occurred.
□ does not know whether such an event occurred.
Water supply and drainage □ are □ are not normal; if not normal,
□ Landlord repairs before handover.
□ Tenant repairs.
□ Handover in current condition.
□ Other ____.
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□ Yes □ No  Condominium community rules or other matters residents must observe; if yes, □ Yes □ No  the rules or other matters residents must observe are attached.
□ Yes □ No  Unified management by a management committee; if yes, the management fee for the leased residence is □ NT$___ monthly
□ NT$___ quarterly □ NT$___ yearly □ other ___.
Parking space management fee is □ NT$___ monthly □ NT$___ quarterly □ NT$___ yearly
□ other ___.
□ Yes □ No  Unpaid management fees for the leased residence or parking space; if yes, NT$____.
The same applies to parking space management fees collected under the name of cleaning fees.
Fixtures and appliances are as follows:
□ TV __ □ TV cabinet __ □ sofa __ set(s)
□ coffee table __ □ dining table (chairs) __ set(s) □ shoe cabinet __ □ curtains __ set(s) □ light fixtures __ □ refrigerator __
□ washing machine __ □ bookcase __ □ bed set
(headboard) __ □ wardrobe __ set(s) □ dressing table __ □ desk and chair __ set(s) □ dining table and chairs __ set(s) □ storage cabinet __ □ telephone __ □ security system __ set(s) □ microwave oven __ □ dishwasher __ □ air conditioner __ □ range hood __ □ kitchen counter __ □ gas stove __ □ water heater __ □ natural gas □ other   .
Landlord: ___________________ (Signature/Seal)
Tenant: ___________________ (Signature/Seal)
Date of signing: ROC year ______, month ______, day ______

Attachment 2: Confirmation of the Landlord's Consent to Sublease Scope, Lease Period and Grounds for Termination  The Landlord ____ has leased the residence listed below to the Tenant ____ and signed a residential lease contract on __ (month) __ (day), ROC year __. The Landlord hereby consents to the Tenant subleasing the residence during the lease term, with the scope of the permitted sublease and related lease matters as set out in the attached schedule. However, within thirty days after signing the sublease contract, the Tenant shall inform me of the scope and period of the sublease, the subtenant's name and mailing address, and other related information.
Landlord:           (Signature/Seal)
Tenant:           (Signature/Seal)
Date: ROC year        , month        , day
Schedule: Confirmation of the Landlord's Consent to Sublease Scope, Lease Period and Grounds for Termination  Leased residence / Scope of sublease / Lease start and end dates / Whether there is an agreement on early termination
Remarks  County/City  Township/Town/City/District  Street/Road  Section  Lane  Alley  No.  Floor  Room
□ Whole
□ Part  From __ (month) __ (day), ROC year __ to __ (month) __ (day), ROC year __
□ Yes □ No
(if yes, please specify)
If the permitted sublease scope is a part, a location sketch of that part shall be attached.
□ Whole
□ Part  From __ (month) __ (day), ROC year __ to __ (month) __ (day), ROC year __
□ Yes □ No
(if yes, please specify)
Note: During the lease term of the original residential lease contract, apart from the grounds for early termination under Articles 16 and 17, other grounds for early termination are as follows:                         . (to be agreed by the parties)

Attachment 3: Confirmation of Items and Scope of Repairs for which the Tenant is Responsible  The Tenant      leases a residence from the Landlord      and signed a residential lease contract on   (month)  (day), ROC year   . Pursuant to Article    , Paragraph    of this Contract, the confirmation of the items and scope of repairs for which the Tenant is responsible is set out in the attached schedule. (The following is illustrative only; the parties shall agree and confirm it according to the actual circumstances.)
Landlord:           (Signature/Seal)
Tenant:           (Signature/Seal)
Date: ROC year         , month         , day
Schedule of Items and Scope of Repairs for which the Tenant is Responsible  Date completed:  (year)  (month)  (day)  Scope of leased residence / Equipment or facility item / Quantity / Remarks  Outdoor / Living and dining rooms and bedrooms / Kitchen and bathroom equipment / Other  Notes: 1. The Landlord shall explain and fill in each of the above repair items and scopes, and the Tenant shall confirm them; fixtures, appliances or facilities that cannot all be listed may be entered in the "Other" column.
2. Equipment or facilities not expressly agreed and confirmed by the parties as the Tenant's repair responsibility shall be repaired by the Landlord, unless the damage is attributable to the Tenant.
3. Repair contact:
□ Same as the Landlord's basic information in Article    of this Contract.
□ Rental housing management company: (1) Name:
(2) Business address:
(3) Contact telephone:
(4) Email:
□ Other contact method: (if any, please fill in separately)

Notes on Signing
1. Scope of application
(1) The leased property under this model contract is used by the Tenant for residential purposes, and the model is provided for reference by the parties when signing a residential lease contract (hereinafter "this Contract").
(2) Article 5, Paragraph 1 of the Rental Housing Market Development and Regulation Act, as amended and promulgated by the President on February 8, ROC year 112, provides: "The landlord and tenant of a lease contract are deemed to have a consumer relationship, and the relevant provisions of the Consumer Protection Act apply." A landlord who leases a residence to a tenant for residential use therefore has a consumer relationship with the tenant, and the Consumer Protection Act applies.
2. Right to review the contract: Before a residential landlord who is a business operator enters into a standard-form contract with a tenant, the tenant shall be given a reasonable period of up to thirty days to review all the terms. To give the tenant sufficient and reasonable time to read the terms carefully, the review period for this Contract is at least three days.
If the landlord enters into a standard-form contract with the tenant without providing the review period in the first paragraph, its terms do not form part of the contract. However, the tenant may assert that such terms still form part of the contract.
(Article 11-1, Paragraphs 1 to 3 of the Consumer Protection Act)
3. Meaning of lease: A lease is a contract whereby the parties agree that one party lets a thing to the other for use and enjoyment and the other pays rent (Article 421 of the Civil Code). When the parties agree on the object and the rent, the lease contract is formed. So that the parties clearly understand their position, rights and obligations, the person paying rent is called the Tenant and the person delivering the leased residence is called the Landlord.
4. Leased property
(1) A leased residence is a building leased for residential use, and is not limited to lawful buildings.
(2) Where the scope of the leased residence is registered, the register governs; where unregistered, the house tax registration certificate or actual survey results govern.
(3) Where the leased scope is not the whole residence (e.g., renting a studio or shared-bath room on part of a floor), the Landlord shall provide a "Location and Layout Sketch of the Leased Residence" marking the leased scope, to confirm the actual location or scope of the lease.
(4) To avoid differing understandings between the parties as to whether the leased residence includes unregistered renovations, extensions, additions or illegal construction, or other fixtures and appliances such as air conditioners and furniture, the parties may refer to the "Leased Property Condition Confirmation" attached to this model contract for mutual confirmation, to prevent disputes.
(5) When moving in, the Tenant may ask the Landlord to jointly inspect the current condition of the residence and its equipment and take photographs as evidence; any fixtures and appliances may be listed, as a reference for restoring the residence on return.
5. Lease term and form of contract: For ease of proof and to protect the parties' rights, the parties should sign a written lease contract stating the lease term, and the term may not be less than thirty days. (Article 4, Item 4 of the Rental Housing Market Development and Regulation Act)
6. Rent and payment
(1) Rent is calculated on a monthly basis, and the number of months per installment, the time and the method of payment should be agreed, to prevent disputes.
(2) The Tenant shall pay rent at the agreed time and may not delay or refuse payment for any reason; during the lease term the Landlord may not demand a rent increase for any reason.
(3) The rent of a leased residence is agreed between the Landlord and Tenant, and Article 97 of the Land Act does not apply. (Article 6 of the Rental Housing Market Development and Regulation Act)
7. Security deposit and its return
(1) The security deposit is money paid in advance to secure the Tenant's debts arising from the lease, mainly to secure liability for damages and for handling items left behind. Its amount may not exceed a total of two months' rent, and the Tenant shall pay it to the Landlord at the time of signing this Contract.
(2) The Landlord shall, upon expiry of the lease term or termination of the lease and the Tenant's return of the leased residence, return the security deposit or the balance remaining after it is applied to debts arising under this Contract.
(3) When the Tenant pays the security deposit or rent, the Landlord shall sign a receipt or note receipt on the lease contract held by the Tenant; if paid by transfer, the transfer receipt should be kept. Likewise, when the Landlord returns the security deposit to the Tenant, the Landlord should ask the Tenant to sign a receipt or note receipt on the lease contract the Landlord holds.
8. Expenses during the lease term
(1) Related expenses arising from use of the leased residence (such as water, electricity, gas, internet and management fees) take different forms in practice: some contracts include them in the rent, some require the Tenant to pay them separately, and some have the parties share them. The amounts or sharing method should be specified in the contract in advance to avoid later disputes.
(2) Where the leased scope is not the whole residence (e.g., renting a studio or shared-bath room on part of a floor), the related expenses and payment method should be specified in advance in the contract according to the actual lease, including amounts, sharing method, or the handling of under- or over-collection.
(3) Where the Tenant bears electricity charges, the collection frequency, the amount per collection and the method of sharing common electricity within the premises may be agreed by the parties under the principle of freedom of contract. If electricity is charged by the room's metered units, the price per kWh may be agreed at the "average price per kWh for the current period" on the electricity bill; if a fixed price per kWh is agreed in advance and the amount collected exceeds the amount charged at the "average price per kWh for the current period" on the bill, the overcharge shall be refunded at the agreed settlement. The calculation cycle for units used "per period" should also follow the "billing period" and "next meter reading date" shown on each electricity bill, to avoid disputes arising from inconsistency between meter readings and billing periods. Where charges are not calculated by room sub-meters, the contract should specify how electricity is shared among rooms, but the total may not exceed the total electricity charge on the leased property's bill for each period.
(4) If the leased property's electricity bill does not include the electricity for common facilities, a Landlord who wishes to charge for that electricity must first apply to Taiwan Power Company to have the common facilities electricity apportioned into the user's bill before charging the Tenant for it.
9. Restrictions on use of the leased residence
(1) The Tenant shall use and enjoy the leased residence in the agreed manner and shall comply with all rights and obligations under the condominium community rules and other matters residents must observe.
(2) The Tenant must obtain the Landlord's written consent before subleasing all or part of the leased residence to others. If the Landlord consents to a sublease, the Landlord should issue a letter of consent with reference to Attachment 2 of this model contract, stating the scope and period of the permitted sublease and the grounds on which this Contract may be terminated, for the Tenant to show to the subtenant when subleasing, to avoid disputes and protect the interests of both the Landlord and the subtenant. (Article 9, Paragraphs 1 and 2 of the Rental Housing Market Development and Regulation Act)
(3) Where the Tenant subleases all or part of the leased residence, because the Tenant does not use the leased residence for residence, the Tenant is not a consumer engaged in final consumption, and the Consumer Protection Act does not apply to any doubts about contract terms or lease disputes.
(4) The leased residence under this model contract may not be used for business; the Landlord may therefore refuse to allow the Tenant to make company registration, commercial registration or business (tax) registration.
10. Repairs
(1) Repairs of the leased residence or its fixtures and appliances are borne by the Landlord, except as otherwise agreed in the contract or by custom, or where the damage is attributable to the Tenant; the Tenant may not refuse necessary acts by the Landlord to repair the leased residence.
(2) The Landlord's repair obligation is to enable the Tenant to use the leased residence for the agreed residential purpose; if the Tenant adds installations beyond the leased residence, those additions are outside the scope of the Landlord's repair obligation. (See Supreme Court Precedent 63 Tai-Shang-Tzu No. 99)
(3) Where the Landlord is responsible for repairing the leased residence or its fixtures and appliances and fails to repair within the reasonable period set by the Tenant, the Tenant may carry out the repair and request reimbursement from the Landlord or deduct the cost from the rent agreed in Article 3 of this model contract.
(4) The parties should confirm before handover whether the leased residence has water leakage; if so, they should agree on how it will be handled (e.g., the Landlord repairs before handover, handover in current condition, a rent reduction, or repair by the Tenant).
11. Interior renovation
(1) If the Tenant needs interior renovation of the leased residence, the Tenant must obtain the Landlord's consent before renovating in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, and may not impair the safety of the existing building structure. The parties should also agree on the condition to which the Tenant must restore the residence when returning it, to avoid disputes.
(2) If the Landlord consents to interior renovation by the Tenant, the Tenant shall comply with applicable laws and regulations and use an interior renovation contractor registered and licensed by the Ministry of the Interior. "Applicable laws and regulations" include the Urban Planning Act, the Fire Services Act and the Building Act. For example, interior renovation of an old leased residence shall be carried out under Article 77-2 of the Building Act, and the following shall be observed:
1. Interior renovation of buildings for public use shall be subject to review and permission. However, the central competent authority may authorize an association of architects or other relevant professional technical organizations to conduct the review.
2. Renovation materials shall comply with the Building Technical Regulations.
3. Fire prevention and evacuation facilities, fire safety equipment, fire compartments and main structures shall not be obstructed or damaged.
4. Facilities protecting the privacy of the public shall not be obstructed or damaged.
(3) Where any floor of a multi-unit residence, residence, or any residential unit (household) is partitioned into six or more use units (excluding living room and dining room) or has living quarters with ten or more beds, its use category belongs to Group H-1 under Article 2 of the Regulations on Building Use Categories and Change of Use, and it is a building for public use under the Building Act. (Ministry of the Interior Order Tai-Nei-Ying-Tzu No. 1070803969 of April 24, ROC year 107)
12. Agreement on termination at will
(1) Where a lease has a fixed term, the lease relationship ends on expiry of the term. The parties should therefore agree at signing whether the lease may be terminated early during the term and the amount of the penalty, to protect their own rights.
(2) Where a fixed-term lease provides that a party may terminate before expiry, the terminating party shall give the other party advance notice as agreed in Article 13 of this model contract. If a party terminates the lease without giving advance notice within the agreed period, it shall pay the other party a penalty of at most one month's rent.
(3) Even if the parties agree that the lease may not be terminated, where the circumstances for termination under Article 16 or 17 of this model contract exist, the lease may still be terminated, because these are statutory grounds or cases where performance is factually impossible. Where no ground for termination under Article 16 or 17 exists, the parties may agree on a penalty themselves under the principle of freedom of contract.
13. Early termination by the Landlord: To ensure the habitability and safety of the leased residence, a Landlord taking back the leased residence for reconstruction shall, under Article 16 of this model contract, notify the Tenant in writing three months before termination and present specific evidence (such as a demolition permit issued by the competent building authority or a document proving that a demolition permit is not required under the proviso of Article 78 of the Building Act), to protect the Tenant's housing rights.
14. Early termination by the Tenant
(1) If during the lease term the Tenant suffers illness or an accident requiring long-term treatment and presents specific evidence (such as a diagnosis certificate issued by a registered medical institution stating that treatment will take six months or more), the Tenant may terminate the lease early under Article 17, Paragraph 1 of this model contract.
(2) Under Article 6 of the Civil Code, upon the Tenant's death the Tenant loses legal capacity; if the Tenant's heirs do not need to use the leased residence, they may terminate the lease early under Article 17, Paragraph 3 of this model contract.
(3) In the case of Item 2, the heirs shall notify the Landlord in writing, with relevant evidence attached, thirty days before termination.
15. Return of the leased residence
(1) When the Tenant returns the leased residence, if there is a list of fixtures and appliances or photographs taken as evidence, the parties should jointly inspect and hand over each item.
(2) If, when returning the leased residence, the Tenant has not moved out the household registration (戶籍) or other registrations of legal persons or organizations, the owner of the residence may, under Article 16 of the Household Registration Act and other relevant provisions, prove that there is no lease or loan of the residence and apply to the household registration office or competent authority where the residence is located for removal or cancellation.
16. Interpretation of ambiguous terms
(1) The terms of this model contract do not affect the Tenant's rights under the Consumer Protection Act.
(2) Where any term of this Contract is ambiguous, under Article 11, Paragraph 2 of the Consumer Protection Act it shall be interpreted in favor of the Tenant. However, where the Tenant further subleases, because the Tenant does not use the leased residence for residence, the Tenant is not a consumer engaged in final consumption, and the Consumer Protection Act's rule of interpretation in favor of the tenant does not apply to doubts about contract terms or lease disputes.
17. Handling of consumer disputes
(1) Consumer disputes arising from this Contract may be handled by the parties as follows:
1. Apply for mediation under the Regulations for the Establishment and Mediation of Real Estate Dispute Mediation Committees of Special Municipalities and Counties (Cities).
2. Under Articles 43 and 44 of the Consumer Protection Act, the Tenant may file a complaint with the Landlord, a consumer protection group or a consumer service center; if not properly handled, with the consumer protection officer of the special municipality or county (city) government; and if still not properly handled, apply for mediation to the consumer dispute mediation committee of the special municipality or county (city).
3. Apply for mediation to the township, town, city (district) mediation committee under the Township and County-Administered City Mediation Act.
4. Apply to the court for mediation under Articles 403 and 404 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
5. Apply to an arbitration institution for arbitration under the Arbitration Act.
(2) A mediation record of a township, town, city (district) mediation committee, once approved by the court, has the same effect as a final civil judgment; a mediation record made by an arbitrator has the same effect as an arbitral award; and an arbitral award has, between the parties, the same effect as a final court judgment.
Websites for out-of-court dispute resolution:
1. Consumer Protection Committee, Executive Yuan, complaint and mediation system:
https://appeal.cpc.ey.gov.tw/WWW/Default.aspx/.
2. Judicial Yuan platform for out-of-court dispute resolution institutions:
http://adrmap.judicial.gov.tw/.
18. Effect of the lease contract: To secure private rights and avoid disputes, a residential lease contract should not be signed lightly; the parties should ask a notary public to prepare a notarial deed or authentication of the legal act or facts concerning private rights.
19. Keeping copies of the contract
(1) At signing, the contract terms must be reviewed carefully, and both parties shall sign, seal or affix fingerprints and write their household registration address, mailing address and ID number or identification document number. The contract shall be made in two copies, one original held by each party. If there is a guarantor, the contract shall be made in three copies, one original held by each party and the guarantor.
(2) If the lease exceeds two pages, the parties should affix a seal across the page joins to prevent substitution of pages; any alteration of the contract must also be signed or sealed at the place of alteration, to protect one's rights.
20. Verifying the identity of the signing parties
(1) At signing, the identity of each signatory shall first be verified, for example by presentation of a National ID card, driver's license or National Health Insurance card. If the contract is not signed by the parties themselves, the signatory shall present a letter of authorization to sign.
(2) To determine whether the Landlord is the owner or a sublessor, the Tenant may ask the Landlord to present proof of title, such as an ownership certificate, register transcript or the original lease contract (noting whether its lease term includes a prohibition on subleasing).
21. Broker's signature: If a residential lease is handled through a real estate brokerage firm, the firm shall assign a real estate broker to sign this Contract.
22. The parties may not agree to the following contract terms. Any such term is void:
(1) The Tenant waives the review period.
(2) Advertisements are for reference only.
(3) The Tenant may not declare rental expenses (for tax purposes).
(4) The Tenant may not register household residence (戶籍) at the premises.
(5) If the taxes to be borne by the Landlord increase compared with before the lease, the increase shall be borne by the Tenant.
(6) Exemption or limitation of the Landlord's warranty liability under the Civil Code for defects intentionally not disclosed.
(7) The Tenant must return the contract.
(8) Notices under this Contract may be given only by telephone.
(9) Terms violating mandatory or prohibitory provisions.
(10) The Tenant may not apply for a rent subsidy.