
Tenancy & Housing judgments from New Zealand courts and tribunals, with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions.
In this Tenancy Tribunal case, the landlord withdrew their termination application during the hearing, resulting in the dismissal of the application. The names and identifying details of both parties were kept secret.
The Tenancy Tribunal ordered a tenant to pay rent arrears, water rates, and a filing fee by a specific deadline or face eviction. The tenant argued they had made arrangements to pay the debt but was still granted a conditional termination order.
The Tenancy Tribunal ordered the tenants to pay the landlord $1,326.00 for cleaning and damages. The Tribunal found the tenants liable for the costs to clean the premises and for damage to the premises beyond fair wear and tear.
The Tenancy Tribunal ended a tenancy because the tenant couldn't keep up with agreed repayment plans for overdue rent. This resulted in the termination of the tenancy and the eviction of the tenant.
The Tenancy Tribunal granted a conditional termination order to a landlord, requiring the tenant to pay rent arrears over a period of time. The tenant's identity was suppressed from the published order to protect their privacy.
The Tenancy Tribunal ordered the tenant to pay $5,200 in rent arrears to the landlord after the tenant failed to move out of the premises as agreed in the lease agreement.
The Tenancy Tribunal granted a conditional termination order to a tenant owing rent arrears, allowing the tenant to avoid immediate eviction if they adhere to a payment plan.
The Tenancy Tribunal ended the tenancy of a tenant because they had not paid their rent for over 21 days. The landlord showed proof of the outstanding rent owed. This decision was based on the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.
The Tenancy Tribunal at Whakatane decided to terminate the tenancy of a tenant because the rent was at least 21 days overdue. The landlord proved the amount owed through rent records, resulting in the termination of the tenancy and the landlord gaining possession of the property.
The Tenancy Tribunal ruled in favour of the tenant, ordering the landlord to pay back unpaid levies, interest, costs, and the filing fee. This decision was made under the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.
The Tenancy Tribunal ordered a tenant to pay $2,418.43 to the landlord for rent arrears and bond repayment after the tenant moved out of the property. This decision was made even though the tenant did not attend the hearing.
The Tenancy Tribunal dismissed the tenant's application because the landlord informed the court that all issues had been resolved between the parties.
The Tenancy Tribunal ordered the tenant to pay the landlord $11,450.00 for rent arrears and damages caused at the end of the tenancy. The tenant did not attend the hearing, and the Tribunal relied on the landlord's evidence and documentation.
The Tenancy Tribunal ended a tenancy because the tenant didn't pay rent for over 21 days. The landlord got the rental property back and the tenant had to pay the outstanding rent and bond.