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If an issue arises during a tenancy, it is important for landlords and tenants to try and resolve this through open and honest communication.
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Mediation is a free service offered to help landlords and tenants to resolve any tenancy related issues they may be having.
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Adjudication is a more formal service which involves landlords and tenants submitting evidence in a case.
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Both parties to a dispute have a right to appeal to a Tenancy Tribunal if either is unhappy with the outcome of a mediation or adjudication agreement.
- What is an appeal?
- Who can make an appeal?
- What is the time period to make an appeal?
- How to appeal a decision?
- Documentation, case preparation and evidence
- Can a settlement be reached with the other party and withdraw an appeal?
- Search for tribunal reports and orders
- What are the fees?
- Where and when are tribunals held
- List of Tribunals scheduled for the next week
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The dispute resolution process concludes by issuing a Determination Order.
- Enforcement in the District Court
- Search for court enforcement orders
- How does the RTB decide on a request to enforce Determination Orders?
- Information for parties seeking their own enforcement
- Request to the RTB to issue enforcement on a party's behalf
- What will the Enforcement section do once they get a request
- What is a reasonable proposal?
- Enforcement of Determination Orders
- Information to non compliant parties
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The Rent Tribunal was set up to fix the terms of tenancy including the rent of the dwellings formally controlled under the Rent Restrictions Acts. it does not apply to other types of private rented accommodation
