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Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008
sec.335Applications for termination orders
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### sec.335 Applications for termination orders
An application may be made to a tribunal for a termination order by the lessor without giving a notice to leave the premises to the tenant if the application is made because of any of the following—
failure to leave as intended;
excessive hardship;
damage;
injury;
objectionable behaviour;
incompatibility;
repeated breaches;
serious breach.
An application may be made to a tribunal for a termination order by the tenant without giving a notice of intention to leave the premises to the lessor if the application is made because of any of the following—
the matter mentioned in section 309 ;
excessive hardship;
injury;
damage;
objectionable behaviour;
incompatibility;
repeated breaches;
misrepresentation.
s 335 amd 2021 No. 19 s 68
(sec.335-ssec.1) An application may be made to a tribunal for a termination order by the lessor without giving a notice to leave the premises to the tenant if the application is made because of any of the following— failure to leave as intended; excessive hardship; damage; injury; objectionable behaviour; incompatibility; repeated breaches; serious breach.
(sec.335-ssec.2) An application may be made to a tribunal for a termination order by the tenant without giving a notice of intention to leave the premises to the lessor if the application is made because of any of the following— the matter mentioned in section 309 ; excessive hardship; injury; damage; objectionable behaviour; incompatibility; repeated breaches; misrepresentation.
- (a) failure to leave as intended;
- (b) excessive hardship;
- (c) damage;
- (d) injury;
- (e) objectionable behaviour;
- (f) incompatibility;
- (g) repeated breaches;
- (h) serious breach.
- (a) the matter mentioned in section 309 ;
- (b) excessive hardship;
- (c) injury;
- (d) damage;
- (e) objectionable behaviour;
- (f) incompatibility;
- (g) repeated breaches;
- (h) misrepresentation.