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The Landlord Pet Permission Letter is a crucial document in Philippine property management that addresses the common situation where tenants wish to keep pets in rental properties. This document becomes necessary when the original lease either prohibits pets or doesn't specifically address pet ownership. Created in compliance with Philippine Civil Code and local regulations, it outlines the terms under which a landlord permits a tenant to keep a pet on the property. The letter typically specifies the type and number of pets allowed, any additional financial requirements such as pet deposits, and the tenant's responsibilities regarding pet maintenance. This document helps prevent future disputes by clearly documenting the agreement between parties and protecting both the landlord's property interests and the tenant's right to keep approved pets.
