75Removal of court proceedings to the Tribunal

#### 75 Removal of court proceedings to the Tribunal 75 Removal of court proceedings to the Tribunal > > (1) If civil proceedings pending in a court involve a retail tenancy dispute, the court must on the application of any party to the proceedings transfer the proceedings (or so much of the proceedings as involve such a dispute) to the Tribunal to be dealt with as a claim under this Division, but only if the court is satisfied that— > > > > > (a) the dispute is such as may effectively be dealt with as a claim under this Division and that it is appropriate that the dispute be dealt with by the Tribunal, and > > > > > (b) the interests of justice do not require that the matter be dealt with by the court. > > > (2) In determining whether or not it is appropriate that a matter be dealt with by the Tribunal, a court is to have regard to the general principle that retail tenancy disputes should be dealt with by the Tribunal rather than by a court. > > > (3) Proceedings are taken to involve a retail tenancy dispute if any issue in dispute in the proceedings involves a liability or obligation with which a retail tenancy dispute is concerned. > > > (4) This section does not prevent a court from granting urgent relief of an interlocutory nature where it is in the interests of justice to do so. > > > (5) This section does not apply to proceedings by way of an appeal. > > > (6) A court may make such ancillary orders as it considers necessary for the purpose of enabling an order under this section for the transfer of proceedings to the Tribunal to have full effect. > > > (7) This section applies despite anything in Schedule 4 to the [Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2013](/view/html/inforce/current/act-2013-002) concerning the removal of court proceedings to the Tribunal. > > **s 75:** Am 2013 No 95, Sch 2.131 \[6\].