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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·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay $1,077.40 for Rent Arrears and Cleaning Costs in Auckland

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tribunal Terminates Tenancy Due to £6,057 Rent Arrears in Auckland

The Tenancy Tribunal ended the tenancy of a tenant because they owed rent arrears and breached their obligations under the lease agreement. The landlord successfully requested the termination of the tenancy.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Water Rates and Rent

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant ordered to pay $4,833 for rent arrears and damages in Waitakere

The Tenancy Tribunal ordered the tenant to pay $4,833.09 to the landlord, covering rent arrears, water rates, and damages to the premises. The tenant did not attend the hearing and left without returning the keys, resulting in extra costs for the landlord.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Allowed to End Tenancy Early and Receive Compensation

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Cleaning and Repair Costs

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tribunal Ends Tenancy for $2,793 in Rent Arrears and $769 in Water Rates

The Tenancy Tribunal ended the tenancy of a tenant because they failed to pay rent arrears. The landlord successfully claimed for unpaid rent and water rates.

Allowed in PartTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Wins Rent Arrears and Water Rates but Loses Cleaning Claim

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled in favour of the landlord, allowing them to recover rent arrears and water rates from the bond. However, the landlord's claim for cleaning and pest control expenses was denied due to lack of sufficient evidence.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tribunal Terminates Tenancy Due to $9,000 Rent Arrears

OtherTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay $790.41 for Damages and Cleaning Costs

The Tenancy Tribunal ordered a tenant to pay $790.41 to the landlord for damages and cleaning costs because the tenant left the rental property in poor condition without cleaning or repairing it.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears and Property Damage

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant's Imprisonment Leads to Termination of Tenancy Agreement

The Tenancy Tribunal ended a tenant's lease because they were in prison and could not live in the rented property. The Tribunal decided it was unfair to keep the tenancy open while the tenant was incarcerated.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tribunal Orders Tenant to Pay $1,167 for Rent Arrears in Auckland

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Remove Accumulated Rubbish

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tribunal Terminates Tenancy Over $22,000 in Rent Arrears in Auckland

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay for Missing Items and Damages

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled that tenants must pay the landlord for missing items and damages beyond fair wear and tear. The tenants left the premises dirty and took several items, including a washer/dryer and a TV. Additionally, the Tribunal found that the tenants' dog caused significant damage to the property.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant ordered to pay $3,547.23 for rent arrears and cleaning fees

The Tenancy Tribunal ordered the tenant to pay $3,547.23 to the landlord for rent arrears, cleaning fees, and other expenses due to leaving the premises unclean. The tenant did not attend the hearing and could not be reached.

DismissedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tribunal Lacks Jurisdiction Over Flatmates' Dispute

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·18 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay $743.02 for Rent Arrears and Compensation

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·17 Mar 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears via Tenancy Bond - Tenancy Tribunal Decision

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