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Tett v States [1972] JJ 2249 (20 July 1972)

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Holding and result

Failure to give notice of a change of circumstances is a fundamental breach of natural justice, nullifying the determination of the application.

Court disposition

determination of application nullified

Orders

  • Application determination set aside due to breach of natural justice

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Material facts

Parties

Tett

Applicant

States

Respondent

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Rent Control Application / Review of Rent Determination

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Party arguments

Applicant
Applicant sought a review of rent based on an alleged change of circumstances.
Respondent
Respondent argued that failure to give notice of the change of circumstances denied them a fair opportunity to be heard.

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    principle of natural justice

    A party must be given notice of a change of circumstances to ensure a fair hearing.

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Ratio decidendi

Failure to give notice of a change of circumstances is a fundamental breach of natural justice, nullifying the determination of the application.

Court disposition

determination of application nullified

  • Application determination set aside due to breach of natural justice

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[1972] JJ 2249

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