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Kerry, Here is a link to a recent case (thanks Perchy) http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/nsw/NSWCTTT/2011/544.html Tenant claimed money for compensation for the landlord being slow in eradicating rats and cockroaches and mould in the premises. The tenant also wanted $10,000 for...

You can demand whatever you like. Doesn't mean that is what happens. in the CTTT it is a bit different because they mainly deal with limited matters. So a member there is more likely to be across the laws involved.

You can't really expect magistrates, registrars and even judges to know all the law by heart as it is too vast. You can't even expect them to have the law all in front of them as it is too vast - look at just the corporations act it must be thousands of pages just for the act. Its the lawyers...

Still too long to read. I browsed the first sentance in each paragraph and it seems they are making a claim for appliances that are not working and the inconveniance. What state is the property in?

I didn't read your post because it is too long. What is the tenant taking you to the CTTT for? Compensation, breaking a lease etc?