Section 60 — Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW)

(1) The Tribunal may, on application by a landlord, make any of the following orders—
(a) an order authorising the landlord or any other person to enter the residential premises for a purpose permitted under this Division,
(b) an order authorising the landlord or any other person to enter the residential premises for the purposes of showing the residential premises to prospective purchasers on a periodic basis,
(c) an order authorising the landlord or any other person to enter the residential premises for the purpose of determining whether the tenant has breached a term of the residential tenancy agreement.
(2) The order may specify the days and times, and purposes for which, entry to the residential premises is authorised.

Related sections

• s 57 — Limits on entry by landlord or others without consent
• s 58 — Duty of tenant to give access to residential premises
• s 59 — Landlord must only enter premises in accordance with Division
• s 61 — Tenant’s remedies relating to access to premises
• s 62 — Definitions
• s 63 — Landlord’s general obligation

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