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Procedure at the Rent Tribunal

Step-by-step guide to the procedure at the Rent Tribunal for rental price disputes. From application to binding advice: your guide to success.

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The Rent Tribunal is the designated authority for rental disputes concerning price and points. Tenants and landlords must submit a free application including property details and the rental contract. Within eight weeks, a provisional ruling is issued, followed by a hearing. The decision is binding unless appealed to the court. Costs are low, often a €25 court fee in case of appeal. The success rate for tenants is high in cases of overcharging. Preparation: gather photographs, invoices, and a points calculation. The tribunal conducts an independent review. Decisions are public and set a precedent. This system alleviates the burden on the judiciary and provides swift legal assistance in rental matters.