Transcription of TRUTH IN RENTING
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Department of Community Affairs Division of Codes and Standards101 South Broad Street, PO Box 805 Trenton, NJ TRUTH IN RENTINGA guide to the rights and responsibilities ofresidential tenants and landlords in New JerseyTable of Contents Overview of TRUTH in RENTING Act 1 The Lease 2 Mobile Home Leases Private Residential Leasehold Communities Law 3 Public Housing Leases 4 Renewal of a Lease Agreement 4 Cable Installation 5 Pets 5 Termination of a Lease Agreement 7 Modification of the Rental Premises for People with Disabilities 10 Right of Entry 11 Filing a complaint for unlawful entry and detainer 11 Access to the property 12 Security Deposits 12 Discrimination 15 Disposition of Personal
Sandford Brown Institute, 225 N.J. 289, 310 (2016)) 2. Landlord and tenant are required to include their names in the lease agreement. 3. Lease can be either written or oral. If written, lease must be in plain language and written so the average person can understand it (N.J.S.A. 56:12-2; Morgan v. Sandford Brown Institute, 225 N.J. 289, 310 ...
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