Oz law regarding tenants ?

[skippybangkok]

Tennant not paid rent - and even used up their bond. Can they be booted out, whats the process ?

Thanks - Australian law ?

[stoneyboy]

Probably get more response in the home forum as this isn't Thailand related.

Good luck.

[Aussieroaming]

Application for possession order where rent owing

A landlord may apply to the Tribunal for a possession order for rented premises if the tenant owes at least 14 days rent to the landlord.

336. Landlord to give tenant notice to vacate

(1) On making an application under section 335, the landlord must give to the tenant personally or by registered post a notice to vacate the rented premises.

(2) The notice must specify a termination date that is not less than 14 days after the date on which the notice is given.

(3) The notice to vacate must be accompanied by

(a) a copy of the landlord's application under section 335; and

( 2 notice of objection forms in the prescribed form; and

Full details can be found by reading the Tenancy Act Agreement for your state or territory

[skippybangkok]

Thx

[steven100]

or you hire the commancheros for an hour.

[skippybangkok]

An attractive thought

[konying]

Have to file for urgent tribunal hearing and get an order to release bond back to you, otherwise you can not get the bond.

Also you can ask for any outstanding amount.

Surely tenant will not willingly pay, you then cAn ask for either bank order or sherif order.

If you know where tenant banks, you take bank order and bank will deduct this amount without even asking the account owner, or if you know where tenant has moved, you can use sherif order for shirt if to go around and take goods worth owed amount.

From memory, do not hold me to it, urgent tribunal application is around $200

Check out ACCC website for full details, costs and forms

Edited October 31, 2015 by konying

[Supaluke]

There is not, generally speaking, 'Australian Law' when it comes to Property matters.

Laws are State based.

Who holds the Bond?

Have you used an Agent?

What state is the property in?

It maybe remiss of you if you are domiciled overseas and not have employed an agent.

Apologies, but just saying like.

Edited November 3, 2015 by Supaluke