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The Tribunal dismissed a landlord’s application to restrain alleged noise, indecency and late trading, and found no basis to terminate a controlled tenancy.
The Tribunal held that the tenancy was a controlled tenancy, the termination notice took effect after no reference was filed, and ordered vacant possession and rent payment.
The Tribunal held that the landlord’s notice to vacate was unlawful for non-compliance with Cap 301 and the Regulations, so the tenant kept quiet possession.
The tribunal held several tenancy termination notices unlawful, dismissed compensation claims, denied an injunction, and directed reconciliation of rent arrears.
The Tribunal dismissed the landlord’s application challenging jurisdiction, holding that alleged dispossession needed full inquiry and that the lease evidence was not proved.
The Tribunal dismissed the landlord’s bid to set aside ex parte orders, finding no sufficient cause, no proof of fraud, and inordinate unexplained delay.
The tribunal held that only the bar portion of the mixed-use premises fell within its jurisdiction, dismissed the tenant’s reference, and upheld the termination notice.
The Tribunal struck out the tenant’s reference and motion for want of jurisdiction, holding no controlled tenancy was proved under Cap 301, and awarded costs to the landlord.
The Tribunal held that the tenant’s goods remaining in the premises preserved jurisdiction, found the lockout unlawful, and ordered reinstatement and reconnection.
The Tribunal allowed a tenant’s application and ordered quiet possession of Club Hashtug pending determination of the reference, after finding the lockout unlawful.
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