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I have rented my condo to a company with the contract stating only 2 authorized occupants allow. However, when I went up to view the premise, I saw that there were 4 occupants instead of 2. This is clearly a breach of the "No unauthorized occupants" clause stated in the contract. Can I know if I have the right to terminate the contract and what are the remedies available. Thank you.
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Radhika Prakash
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Dear Sir/Ma’am:

We will be glad to assist you. Kindly write to us on realproperty63@yahoo.com.sg or call us on 93380071  .

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Aaron Chong
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Hi, yes it is clearly a breach of terms as per stated in the TA. May I suggest that you find out more from the company in charge as to why there are 4 persons in the unit.

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GAN ENG JOO ONASSIS
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Company lease always tenants not fixed and as long as the unit not exceed the allowed occupants of 8 pax for 3 bedder.

You better consult the company directly if u still unhappy. Company lease always start with 1 or 2 tenants profile submitted then later add on to the max of occupants allowed for the property.

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Geryl Lim
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Dear landlord,

If it is stated clearly in the tenancy agreement that maximum 2 occupiers are allowed, then it is definitely a breach of tenancy agreement and you may take legal actions to evict the tenant properly.

The key question will be how do you confirm that there are 4 occupiers? Could these occupiers be visitors to the unit?

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