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Judgments from the Tenancy Tribunal with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions. The original content is public and official; the summaries and analysis are produced by VadeLab's technology.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Claimant Wins Possession Order Against Respondent

The Tenancy Tribunal granted the claimant possession of their property, finding that the respondent was occupying the property as a squatter without a valid right of occupation.

DismissedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Tribunal Denies Expedited Termination of Tenancy Due to Insufficient Evidence

The Tenancy Tribunal denied a landlord's request to terminate a tenancy quickly due to lack of sufficient evidence. The Tribunal emphasised the need for clear documentation to support such requests.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Claimant wins levy recovery case at Tenancy Tribunal

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Tenant Loses Tenancy Due to Unpaid Rent

The Tenancy Tribunal ended a tenant's lease because they didn't pay their rent on time. The tenant had 14 days to fix the problem but didn't, so the landlord got back the bond and was awarded additional money.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Tenant ordered to pay $6,185 for rent arrears and damages

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Tenant Fails to Attend Hearing, Loses Premises and Pays Filing Fee

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Tenant Granted Conditional Termination Order and Repayment Plan

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled in favour of the tenant, granting a conditional termination order that allows the tenant to stay in the property while repaying overdue rent through a structured payment plan. The order specifies a payment schedule and outlines the consequences if the tenant fails to meet their obligations.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Tenant's tenancy terminated for abandonment by Tenancy Tribunal

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Feb 2025

Tenant wins bond refund and exemplary damages from landlord

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled in favour of the tenant, ordering the landlord to pay $931.00 from the bond and $150.00 in exemplary damages for failing to lodge the bond within the required timeframe. The Tribunal determined that the landlord had breached their obligations under the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·15 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears

DismissedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears and Compensate for Damages

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears and Compensation for Cleaning and Repair Costs

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenant Wins Reduction of Fixed-Term Tenancy Due to Severe Hardship

The Tenancy Tribunal reduced the fixed-term tenancy of a tenant who faced severe hardship due to unforeseen changes in her living situation. The tenant had to move out and is now in social housing.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenancy Tribunal Terminates Lease Due to Rent Arrears

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenancy Terminated Due to Rent Arrears

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenant Wins Bond Refund and Exemplary Damages

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled in favour of the tenant, ordering the landlord to pay $1,000 in exemplary damages for failing to lodge the bond with Tenancy Services within the required timeframe.

DismissedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenant's Application Dismissed for Not Attending Hearing

The Tenancy Tribunal dismissed the tenant's application because they did not attend the scheduled hearing. The tenant had another 10 minutes to arrive, but they did not show up, leading to the dismissal of their case.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenancy Terminated for Rent Arrears - Tenancy Tribunal Decision

OtherTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears and Damages for Leaving Property Untidy

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·14 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears and Clean Up Premises

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled that the tenant must pay the landlord $23,581.70, including rent arrears, cleaning costs, and compensation for damage to the premises beyond fair wear and tear. The tenant failed to leave the premises reasonably clean and tidy, and did not remove all rubbish as required by the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.

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