Hi,
The contract is valid once you pay a stamp duty for the tenancy. Implying it is recognize in court that both parties has the intention to enter into a contract.
The contract might not be comprehensive to state all common issues faced by landlord/tenant, but it is still valid, as long as both parties particulars, lease term, space, date etc are listed in the contract.
Of course, when there is a dispute, it will raise a lot of legal issues which both parties have to bear the cost of legal fees to deal with the difference.
So other than the terms stated in the contract, it is your words against landlord, and see how the court will judge.
Hope the above answer to your main concerns, but if there are more queries, please feel free to contact me at
90110636
, or email: ling.ck7@gmail.com if more information is needed.
I'll be glad to assist.
Best regards
Ling CK
90110636
ling.ck7@gmail.com
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