Stats and information of Tenancy Tribunal rulings regarding market rent
Robert Whitaker made this Official Information request to Ministry of Justice
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      From: Robert Whitaker
      
    
    Dear Ministry of Justice,
I am looking to get some statistics and information regarding the application of s25 of the Residential Tenancies Act as it is interpreted and applied by the Tenancy Tribunal.
Specifically, I am seeking for every year it is available:
1. How many total applications were made to the Tenancy Tribunal by tenants? 
1. How many applications were made in each year by tenants challenging rent levels against s25?
2. How many times in each year has an adjudicator ruled in such cases in favour of the tenant?
Additionally I would like to know:
1. What guidance is provided by the Chief Adjudicator, Tenancy Services or other parties to Adjudicators as to how s25 should be applied and interpreted?
2. As interpreted by the Tribunal, what is the purpose of s25?
3. Can s25 be applied in circumstances where there is a substantial general increase in rents (e.g. recent years in Wellington and Auckland)?
Yours faithfully,
Robert Whitaker
        From: correspondence, official
        Ministry of Justice
      
    
    Good morning Mr Whitaker,
 
Acknowledging receipt of your OIA Request as below. You can expect a
 response on or before 26 February 2018.
 
Kind regards,
 
   
[1]http://www.justice.govt.nz/courts/shared... Alex Pickard
 Advisor |
 Official
 Correspondence
 Communications
 Ministry of
 Justice | Tāhū
 o te Ture
 
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        From: Paltridge, Antony
        Ministry of Justice
      
    
    Hi Robert
 
Please find attached a response to your OIA request regarding the Tenancy
 Tribunal.
 
Cheers
 
 
 
   
[1]Description: Description: Description: Antony Paltridge
 http://justice.govt.nz/courts/shared/jus...
 Team Leader (Media and
 External Relations) |
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 DDI: +64 4 918 8980
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