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Tenancy Tribunal case law

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·27 Feb 2025

Tenancy Terminated for Rent Arrears and Non-Compliance

DismissedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears and Water Rates from Bond

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled that the tenant must pay the landlord $1,395.78 from the bond, covering rent arrears and water rates. The tenant was also held responsible for the insurance excess due to methamphetamine contamination.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay $1,372.11 from Bond for Repairs and Break Costs

In a recent Tenancy Tribunal case, the tenants were ordered to pay $1,372.11 from their bond to the landlord. The order covers various claims including repairs and break costs. The ruling was based on the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Wins Compensation for Unclean Premises and Bond Issues

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled in favour of the tenant, ordering the landlord to pay compensation for breaches of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986, including providing unclean premises and failing to lodge the bond with the appropriate authority.

Allowed in PartTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears but Break Fee Claim Rejected

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Maintain Lawns or Pay $2,000

DismissedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tribunal Denies Termination of Tenancy Due to Rent Arrears

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay $3,628.41 for Damages

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Given Conditional Termination Order to Repay Rent Arrears

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled that a tenant must repay rent arrears and a filing fee to avoid immediate eviction. The tenant was given a conditional termination order, allowing them to retain possession of the property if they meet the repayment conditions.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant ordered to pay $1,312.71 in rent arrears in Auckland

DismissedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay $3,308.90 for Damages

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tribunal Ends Tenancy Over $2,914 Rent Arrears in Auckland

The Tenancy Tribunal terminated the tenancy of the tenants due to rent arrears. The tenants were ordered to pay $2,914.21 immediately. The tenants did not attend the hearing, and the Tribunal proceeded without them.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay Rent Arrears and Debt in Installments

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant ordered to pay $298.44 for rent arrears and filing fee in Auckland

The Tenancy Tribunal ordered the tenant to pay rent arrears and the filing fee after the landlord presented a rent ledger proving the amount owing. The tenant did not attend the hearing and did not communicate with the Tribunal.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tribunal Ends Tenancy Over $993 in Rent Arrears in Auckland

The Tenancy Tribunal terminated a tenant's lease because they owed rent arrears and breached their obligations under the lease agreement. The landlord successfully applied for termination of the tenancy under the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.

DismissedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tribunal Ends Tenancy Over $1,770 in Rent Arrears in Auckland

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Loses Tenancy Over Unpaid Rent in Lower Hutt

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tribunal Terminates Tenancy for $3,000+ Rent Arrears in Auckland

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Ordered to Pay $12,667.34 for Damages

The Tenancy Tribunal ruled that a tenant must pay the landlord $12,667.34 for damages and costs after the tenant left the rental property in poor condition and caused significant damage.

AllowedTenancy Tribunal·27 Feb 2025

Tenant Loses Tenancy Due to Unpaid Rent Arrears - Tenancy Tribunal Decision

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