
Tenancy & Housing judgments from New Zealand courts and tribunals, with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions.
The Tenancy Tribunal granted the landlord possession of the property due to contamination issues, despite the tenant's opposition. The tenant was required to transfer to different social housing.
The Tenancy Tribunal ended the tenancy of a tenant because the rent was over 21 days late. The landlord showed proof of the overdue rent, resulting in the termination of the lease according to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.
The Tenancy Tribunal ordered the tenant to pay rent arrears and compensate for damages beyond fair wear and tear. The tenant failed to leave the premises reasonably clean and tidy, and caused damage to the property.
The Tenancy Tribunal dismissed a landlord's request to end a tenancy through an expedited process because the landlord did not provide enough evidence to prove that the tenant had abandoned the property. The Tribunal required more documentation to support such claims.
The Tenancy Tribunal ordered a tenant to pay overdue rent and a filing fee within a specific timeframe. Failure to comply could lead to termination of the tenancy.
The Tenancy Tribunal ended the tenancy of a tenant because they left the rented property without paying rent. The decision was made through an expedited process under the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.
The Tenancy Tribunal at Papakura struck out a landlord's application because the claim had already been decided in a previous hearing. The landlord tried to file a new claim for the same items, but the application was dismissed.
The Tenancy Tribunal denied a landlord's request to terminate a tenancy quickly because the landlord did not provide enough proof of abandonment. The Tribunal said they needed more evidence, such as inspection reports and photos, to make a fair decision.