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The Landlord Pet Permission Letter is a crucial document in the Maltese residential leasing context, used when tenants request permission to keep pets in a rental property. This document serves as an official modification to the existing lease agreement, ensuring compliance with both the Civil Code of Malta and the Animal Welfare Act. It becomes necessary when the original lease either prohibits pets or is silent on the matter of pet ownership. The letter typically includes specific details about the permitted pet(s), any additional deposits or fees, maintenance requirements, and liability provisions. It protects both the landlord's property interests and the tenant's right to pet ownership while ensuring clear documentation of the permission granted. The document must be drafted in accordance with Maltese property law and should reference the original lease agreement while clearly stating any new conditions or modifications.

1. Letter Header: Date, landlord's address, tenant's address, and reference to the existing lease agreement

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a pet permission letter

3. Opening Statement: Reference to tenant's request and confirmation of permission being granted

4. Pet Details: Specific details of the permitted pet(s) including type, breed, age, name, and identification details if applicable

5. Terms and Conditions: Key conditions for keeping the pet, including any restrictions, cleaning requirements, and noise control

6. Liability Statement: Tenant's responsibility for any damage or issues caused by the pet

7. Closing Statement: Confirmation that all other lease terms remain unchanged

8. Signature Block: Space for both parties to sign and date the letter