1) let say, if you open a tap ( and forgot to turn off) and flooded the top floor, you can be liable for this kind of careless acts.
2) Say, you take a shower and splash all over the place, do not bother to keep it dry, it is a matter of habit and can easily damage the rental property.
3) Say, it is common knowledge that you don't throw sanitary pad into the toilet and you threw it in, as a result, the toilet was blocked
The above 3 scenarios will point some kind of responsibilities on the tenants, and landlord can terminate the tenancy and must produce evidence to that effect, this is done by having proper record in routine inspections.作者: R33 时间: 2016-4-26 20:37:41
Usually insurance will cover the water damage part, landlord should pay all the repair cost, take this unreasonable landlord to Tribunal , you will win 100%