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Singh v Ellis [2025] NSWCATAP 21
Appeal Panel found excessive intervention at first instance denied procedural fairness, allowed the appeal in part, and corrected the bond orders.
Afluk v The New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation [2024] NSWDC 521
The District Court dismissed a landlord’s claim for fire damage, finding no proof the tenant or subtenant negligently caused the fire and no duty on the tenant to repair non-negligent damage.
SuperBurrito Pty Ltd v TNAU Finery Pty Ltd [2024] NSWCATAP 200
Appeal Panel decision on a COVID-19 retail lease dispute involving impacted-lessee status, unconscionable conduct, and storage-cost damages.
Wallalong Land Developments Pty Limited v Charles Joseph Warren (No 2) [2024] NSWLC 8
The Local Court fixed fair rent under the Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act 1948 at $50 per month for a protected tenant’s cottage at Catherine Hill Bay.
Cao v ISPT Pty Ltd [2024] NSWCA 188
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal about a commercial lease affected by COVID-19 restrictions, holding the lease was not frustrated.
Cosgrove v Hutchinson; Hutchinson v Cosgrove [2024] NSWSC 748
The Court held that a Local Court claim for possession of residential premises was barred by s 119 of the Residential Tenancies Act, and the accompanying rent claim could not proceed.
Alderson v Gause; Alderson (Compensation to Relatives) v Gause; Heafey v Gause; Heafey v Gause; Heafey v Gause; Heafey v Gause [2024] NSWDC 152
The District Court held a landlord negligently failed to ensure operational smoke alarms before a fatal house fire, causing death and mental harm, with damages reduced for intoxication.
Scoble v Schembri [2024] NSWCATCD 34
The Tribunal held the arrangement was a boarding-house occupancy, not a residential tenancy, because the respondent retained control and mastery over the premises.
Hendy v Parsons [2024] NSWCATCD 25
The Tribunal ordered the landlord to pay compensation, replace bedroom blinds, and reduce rent after finding delays in repairs to a dishwasher and air-conditioning, and unrepaired blinds.
Wallalong Land Developments Pty Ltd v Charles Joseph Warren (No 1) [2024] NSWLC 6
The Local Court held it has jurisdiction to hear a fair rent application under the 1948 Act for a protected tenancy, and adjourned the matter for hearing.
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