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The Landlord Pet Consent Letter is a crucial document in Hong Kong's residential leasing landscape where many properties initially prohibit pets or require explicit landlord permission for pet ownership. This document serves as an official amendment to the original lease agreement, providing clear written permission for specified pets while protecting the landlord's property interests. It becomes necessary when tenants request to keep pets in rental properties or when new tenants with existing pets wish to confirm their pets' permitted status. The document typically includes specific details about the permitted pet(s), conditions for maintaining the property, responsibility for potential damages, and compliance with Hong Kong's relevant ordinances including public health and building management regulations.

1. Letter Header and Date: Includes the date, landlord's details, tenant's details, and property address

2. Reference to Lease: Mentions the existing lease agreement date and parties

3. Pet Permission Statement: Clear statement granting permission for specific pet(s), including type, breed, number

4. Pet Details: Specific information about the permitted pet(s) including name, breed, age, registration/license numbers

5. Conditions and Requirements: Specific conditions for keeping the pet, including cleaning, noise control, damage responsibility

6. Duration of Consent: Specification of how long the consent remains valid

7. Signature Block: Space for landlord's signature and date