Chevy Devonish

This week, I will examine what is called the “covenant not to sublet”.

Introduction Today’s column is the fourth successive one, in a series devoted to the topic of the Trump Administration’s New US Energy Policy and what this portends for Guyana’s oil and gas industry, going forward.

By Chevy Devonish and Frances Carryl The Government of Guyana (GoG) recently announced its automated e-ticketing system.

When a landlord rents property to a tenant to live in, the landlord is obligated not to take any actions that would make the property unfit or materially less fit for that purpose (to live in/residential purposes).

Often, a tenant will want to buy and affix an item to a property to enhance his/her enjoyment of it.

Landlords sometimes conduct or permit strange and even belligerent actions on the property they rent, or to the tenants who rent their properties.

– What this means and what are your options The concept of “fit for human habitation” is an essential legal principle in landlord-tenant law.

Today, we will briefly examine new laws passed by Guyana’s National Assembly since my last roundup last August and new bills that have been introduced but have yet to be passed.

Today, I take a break from reviewing Guyana’s landlord-tenant laws to discuss a significant development in the country’s legal landscape.

This week, we will discuss one of the most important characteristics of a lease: exclusive possession.

Breaking Down the Laws of Guyana Today, I will explain the nature and purpose of several essential clauses that should be found in a lease agreement.

Breaking Down the Laws of Guyana Today, we begin to examine the nature and characteristics of landlord and tenant agreements, also called lease agreements, tenancy agreements, leases, or just agreements.

Breaking Down the Laws of Guyana I will be the first to admit that the suggestion in this article’s title is unrealistic, if not absurd.

Breaking Down the Laws of Guyana Recently, Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken told police officers they should not stop vehicles on the road to check whether they possess the relevant documentation.

Breaking Down the Laws of Guyana Until recently, I lived in a two-bedroom apartment in Success, East Coast Demerara, with my brother.

Breaking Down the Sexual Offences Act This will be my last article breaking down the Sexual Offences Act, Cap 8:03, Laws of Guyana (“the SOA”).

Breaking Down the Sexual Offences Act Today, I will discuss sections 81, 82, 83, and 84 of the Sexual Offences Act, Cap 8:03, Laws of Guyana (“the SOA”).

Breaking Down the Sexual Offences Act Today, we will discuss the Second Schedule of the Sexual Offences Act, Cap 8:03, Laws of Guyana (“SOA” or “the Act”).

Breaking Down the Sexual Offences Act Today, I will discuss Section 79 of the Sexual Offences Act, Cap 8:03, Laws of Guyana (“the SOA”), which governs the admissibility of evidence regarding a complainant’s prior sexual activity in criminal matters under the SOA.

Breaking Down the Sexual Offences Act Today, I will break down Section 78 of the *Sexual Offences Act, Cap 8:03, Laws of Guyana* (“the SOA”).