South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) It is a term of a
residential tenancy agreement that the landlord may enter the premises if (and
only if)—
(a) the
entry is made in an emergency; or
(b) the
landlord gives the tenant written notice stating the purpose and specifying
the date and time of the proposed entry not less than seven and not more than
14 days before entering the premises; or
(c) the
entry is made at a time previously arranged with the tenant (but not more
frequently than once every week for the purpose of collecting the rent); or
(d) the
entry is made at a time previously arranged with the tenant (but not more
frequently than once every four weeks) for the purpose of inspecting the
premises; or
(e) the
entry is made for the purpose of carrying out necessary repairs or maintenance
at a reasonable time of which the tenant has been given at least 48 hours
written notice; or
(f) the
entry is made for the purpose of showing the premises to prospective tenants,
at a reasonable time and on a reasonable number of occasions during the period
of 28 days preceding the termination of the agreement, after giving reasonable
notice to the tenant; or
(g) the
entry is made for the purpose of showing the premises to prospective
purchasers, at a reasonable time and on a reasonable number of occasions,
after giving the tenant reasonable notice; or
(h) the
entry is made with the consent of the tenant given at, or immediately before,
the time of entry.
(2) This section does
not apply to a part of the premises that the tenant uses in common with the
landlord or another tenant of the landlord.