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Description
An addendum to a tenancy agreement is an additional document that supplements a written tenancy agreement.
It is used to modify the terms of the existing agreement, or to add terms that were absent in the original document. It is a legal document that should be created and signed by both the landlord and tenant before it can be considered legally binding.
What is an Addendum to a Tenancy Agreement?
• An addendum to a tenancy agreement is an additional document that modifies or adds to the terms of an existing tenancy agreement.
• The document should be created and signed by both the landlord and tenant in order to be legally binding.
• It can be used to add new terms to the agreement, or to modify existing ones. When Should an Addendum be Used?
• An addendum should be used when there is a need to change the terms of a tenancy agreement.
• It can be used to add new clauses to the agreement, or to modify existing ones.
• It can also be used to clarify ambiguous or confusing language in the original agreement. How Do You Sign an Addendum?
• The addendum should be printed out and signed by both the landlord and tenant.
• The signatures should be accompanied by the date of signing, and the document should be kept on file for future reference.
What Makes an Addendum Legally Binding?
• An addendum is legally binding when both parties have signed the document and it is witnessed by a third party.
• The signatures should be accompanied by the date of signing, and the document should be kept on file for future reference.
How Can an Addendum be Used to Change a Tenancy Agreement?
• An addendum can be used to change a tenancy agreement if both parties agree to the changes.
• The addendum should be specific, detailed, and clearly explain the changes that are being made.
• Both landlord and tenant should sign and date the addendum and keep a copy on file for future reference.