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Retail Leases Act 1994
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#### 70 Definitions
70 Definitions
> In this Division—
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> retail tenancy claim means any of the following—
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> > (a) a claim in connection with a liability or obligation with which a retail tenancy dispute is concerned, being—
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> > > (i) a claim for payment of money (whether or not stated to be by way of debt, damages, restitution or refund),
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> > > (ii) a claim for relief from payment of a specified sum of money,
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> > > (iii) a claim for the doing of specified work or the provision of specified services,
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> > > (iv) a claim for the surrender of possession of specified premises,
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> > > (v) a claim for assignment of rights under a lease or for a declaration that a lessor is not entitled to withhold consent to an assignment of the rights of a lessee,
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> > > (vi) a claim for relief against forfeiture,
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> > > (vii) a claim for the rectification of the lease or the lessor’s disclosure statement,
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> > > (viii) a claim regarding the invalidity of a lease for inconsistency with this Act or the regulations,
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> > > (ix) a claim for a declaration of the rights, obligations and liabilities of the parties under a lease,
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> > > (x) without limiting the generality of subparagraph (i), a claim for compensation under section 10, 34, 35 or 62E,
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> > > (xi) without limiting the generality of any other subparagraph, a claim with respect to the entitlement of a party or former party under a lease to receive payment of the whole or a part of a security bond,
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> > (b), (c) (Repealed)
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> > (d) an application by a specialist retail valuer under section 31 (3) (including as applied by section 32A),
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> > (e) a claim against a specialist retail valuer under section 31A (3) (including as applied under section 32A) for compensation for loss or damage suffered as a consequence of the use or communication or divulging of information.
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> unconscionable conduct claim means a claim for relief under section 62B.
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> **s 70:** Subst 1998 No 169, Sch 1 \[48\]. Am 1999 No 31, Sch 1.43 \[3\]; 2005 No 90, Sch 1 \[67\]–\[69\]; 2017 No 2, Sch 1 \[74\] \[75\].