If you are affected by COVID-19 and are unable to fulfill your contractual obligations, we recommend that you work with your landlord to find a mutually acceptable solution. A long-term solution will give all parties a better chance of recovering from the effects of COVID-19. After 3 months, you can cancel with a period of 4 weeks, but you will lose all your rents until that date. Your miles must not exceed the limit of 800 miles per week until the date of cancellation. If this is the case, you are responsible for the charge for excess kilometres. 22. Am I still obliged to pay the owner ordinary interest (if any)? 24. I entered into a compromise or transaction with the owner before serving a notice of release. Does this relief apply to me? The local authorities (in agreement with An Garda Síochána) are responsible for the planning of the site and the development of the taxi ranks, their size and operating time, the construction and maintenance as well as the management of their use. The NTA`s role in this regard is limited to providing advice, guidance and funding to local authorities. Therefore, tenants are encouraged to instruct their landlords to negotiate a mutually acceptable solution.
You should check your contract to see if it is a (i) lease; or (ii) a lease purchase agreement. For more details on the difference between a lease and a rental agreement, please see the FAQ (2). If you are entitled to relief under the law, the finance company may until 19 November 2020 (for agreements with banks or regulated financial companies MAS) and (ii) until 31 November 2020. on 1 January 2021 (for agreements with other finance companies) take action against you, including: the person providing the rent must inform the Rental Authority, either via NTA`s online system or call the SPSV Information Directorate on 0761 064 000. You must provide NTA with details of the agreement period, the renter`s SPSV driver`s license number, and the vehicle`s license plate. You must keep a record of the registration card related to the rental contract. 7. I am a taxi driver or a private driver who has rented my car or taxi at a car rental. I can`t afford my monthly rent because of COVID-19. Does the law apply to me? I confirm that I have ensured that the rent is covered by my own insurance for global risks, including additional drivers. I add my insurance policy details and encourage the company to contact my insurer to check this insurance and the coverage rate.
I understand that my insurance is above all for all those that the company can keep with regard to the vehicle. 2. What is the difference between a lease and a rental agreement? The table below shows the types of commercial equipment and vehicles covered or not covered by the Leases Act; and (ii) rental or lease agreements: if no agreement is reached and the lessor does not agree that you should be entitled to discharge under the law (and you wish to proceed with the removal of your commercial equipment/vehicle or the opening of legal or insolvency proceedings), any party may apply to the expert who decides whether the exemption is applicable. Please click on this link for more information on the application process and the corresponding forms. SPSV regulations allow a driver to rent the insured vehicle to another person. The person providing the rent must own the vehicle or have the right to use and possess it, while holding the driver`s licence, and must take out appropriate insurance for the duration of the lease. The 1997 Highway Code allows taxis to operate normally (with circulating bus lanes). The parties may, by mutual agreement, shorten or extend the estimated duration of the rent.
The rent is to be paid as part of the contract.. . . .