Section 9 – ANIMALS

a) In accordance with the terms of the lease animals may only be kept in the building with the prior consent of the Landlords. For permission, please apply to the Estate Office.
b) If permission is granted then any animal must be supervised and kept under control if permission is granted, especially in the common parts. The Landlords will exercise their right to revoke any consent given if the animal is a nuisance or dangerous.

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