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Will We See The End Of The Letting Fee?

Potentially Third Change To The Residential Tenancies Act In A Year

Greens Bill May Become Reality If Labour Win Next Election

The prospect of tenants not having to pay a letting fee became a step closer to reality last month. The Green Party co-Leader Metiria Turei's Residential Tenancies (Safe and Secure Rentals) Amendment Bill was one of three member's bills drawn from a ballot in August to go before Parliament. The purpose of the bill is to provide greater stability for tenants with the numbers of home ownership dropping.

 

Tenants Liable For Excess? No Chance According To Ms. Poole

Property Managers and Landlords cannot charge the insurance excess to tenants

Melissa Poole refuses to refer to section 270 of the Property Law Act that states contrary

On the 26th July Principal Tenancy Adjudicator Melissa Poole released long-awaited practice directions under section 115 of the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) as the fallout from the Osaki case continues. Up and down the country Property Managers and Landlords are finding out the hard way that the Court of Appeal's ruling in the now infamous tribunal case Holler v Osaki has now seen tenants walking away scot-free, without being held liable for any damages that they may have caused to the property.