(a) This Code shall regulate and determine all legal rights, remedies and obligations of all parties and beneficiaries of any rental agreement of a rental unit within this State, wherever executed. Any rental agreement, whether written or oral, shall be unenforceable insofar as the agreement or any provision thereof conflicts with any provision of this Code, and is not expressly authorized herein. The unenforceability shall not affect other provisions of the agreement which can be given effect without the void provision.
(b) Any rental agreement for a commercial rental unit is excluded from this Code. All legal rights, remedies and obligations under any agreement for the rental of any commercial rental unit shall be governed by general contract principles; and only Chapter 57 of Title 25 and Part IV of Title 25 shall have any application to commercial rental agreements.
(c) This Code shall apply to any relationship between parties arising by law under a conditional sales agreement which has been converted to a landlord/tenant agreement by operation of § 314(d)(3) of this title, but shall not apply to any other conditional sales agreement.
Structure Delaware Code
Chapter 51. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Subchapter I. Rights, Obligations and Procedures, Generally
§ 5101. Applicability of Code.
§ 5102. Exclusions from application of this Code.
§ 5104. Obligations of good faith.
§ 5106. Rental agreement; term and termination of rental agreement.
§ 5107. Renewals of rental agreements with modifications.
§ 5109. Rental agreement; promises mutual and dependent.
§ 5110. Rental agreement; effect of unsigned rental agreement.
§ 5111. Attorneys' fees prohibited.
§ 5113. Service of notices or pleadings and process.
§ 5114. Notice; contractual notice between the parties.
§ 5115. Application for a forthwith summons.
§ 5116. Fair housing provisions.
§ 5117. Remedies for violation of the rental agreement or the Code.
§ 5118. Summary of residential landlord-tenant code.
§ 5120. Landlord liens; distress for rent.
§ 5121. Confession of judgment.
§ 5122. Equitable jurisdiction relating to converted conditional sales agreements.