Case Precedent Search
Smith v ABC Property Management
RT23/4521•2023-11-15
Summary
Landlord's failure to address significant water damage within reasonable timeframe constituted breach of repair obligations.
Key Points
- Reasonable timeframe for urgent repairs established as 14 days
- Photographic evidence crucial in establishing extent of damage
- Rent reduction of 25% awarded for affected period
water damageurgent repairsrent reduction
XYZ Realty v Johnson
RT23/4892•2023-12-01
Summary
Partial bond retention justified for documented carpet damage, but not for general wear and tear.
Key Points
- Clear distinction between damage and wear and tear
- Importance of entry/exit reports
- Professional cleaning costs apportioned
bondproperty damagewear and tear
Metro Housing v Williams
RT24/0123•2024-01-10
Summary
12% rent increase deemed reasonable given market conditions and property improvements.
Key Points
- Market analysis evidence requirements
- Impact of property improvements on rent
- Notice period compliance
rent increasemarket ratesimprovements
Chen v Harbour View Properties
RT24/0245•2024-01-20
Summary
Invalid termination notice due to retaliatory action following repair requests.
Key Points
- Evidence of repair requests preceding notice
- Retaliatory eviction protections
- Compensation awarded to tenant
terminationretaliationrepairs
Beachside Realty v Thompson
RT24/0367•2024-01-25
Summary
Repeated noise violations constituted breach of quiet enjoyment obligations.
Key Points
- Documentation of incidents required
- Multiple warnings provided
- Impact on neighboring tenants
noisebreachquiet enjoyment
Park View Management v Brown
RT24/0489•2024-01-30
Summary
Disability modifications approved with conditions for restoration.
Key Points
- Reasonable modifications for disability
- Restoration requirements
- Cost sharing arrangements
modificationsdisability accessrestoration