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14-day notice to remedy – all other breaches
This is a template letter for a landlord to send to a tenant who hasn't met their responsibilities. It notifies the tenant that they have 14 days to fix the situation.
Breaches of the Residential Tenancies Act
When a tenant or landlord breaches the Residential Tenancies Act (the Act), it’s important to understand what you can do to put it right.
Damage and repairs
If something gets damaged in a rental property, or needs repairing, it is important to know who is responsible for fixing and paying for the problem.
Self-resolution
Self-resolution means sorting out problems by talking to the other person. It can lead to a less stressful and more positive working relationship in the tenancy.
FastTrack Resolution
FastTrack Resolution is a service provided by Tenancy Services to help landlords and tenants formalise an agreement that’s been reached after a dispute.
Initial property inspection
Property inspections are important. Tenants and landlords should check the property together at the start of a tenancy to avoid problems later on.
Rent arrears and overdue rent
Tenants and landlords need to know what to do when rent is overdue, and where they can go for help.
Make agreements clear – and avoid stress later – with FastTrack Resolution
The FastTrack Resolution service helps landlords and tenants make clear agreements following a tenancy dispute.
Guidelines for completing your application
Find out how to fill out the Tenancy Tribunal form and what supporting information you need to provide.
Case conference
Case conferences have been introduced into the Tenancy Tribunal process. This is a form of preliminary meeting which is most often set as the first meeting between the adjudicator and the parties.
