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I think it is very pro-landlord but fair to the tenants who are vulnerable to the claims of landlords. For example, single coffee stain on carpet, is professionally cleaned, mostly removed, leaves only a small mark. Landlord will claim $10,000 to have the entire house re-carpeted and will...

Nah. Never. Friend had though. Landlord had some truly unbelievable demands (house was a dump to start with) which the tribunal mostly dismissed. Apparently (I wasn't there) they seemed to be very pro-landlord. The landlord claimed some huge amount of money, got $900 of the tenants bond...

That is kinda like getting your mum to write a letter to the court saying you are innocent.

Pretty sure that implies she wanted them to carpet the entire house.. So initially, she wanted them to pay to carpet the entire house - when she was about to sell. Apologies if this is not the case, but the law says that you are not allowed to seek damages to improve the property, so you...

uumm maybe if you'd been reasonable from the start and just asked for money for the damaged rooms less depreciation you wouldn't be in this situation.... . . . .