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Yes I also have this view point. I don't personally know the landlord and you can't just turn against friends. The update on this is I have arranged an appointment for this friend to see a member of the tenancy advocacy service with the letter. They will confirm it's void and will advise...

Hopefully - they would be smart enough to just issue the correct form NOW! They would have lost a week but that would put an end to it.

Yes she sure is a brat and acting unethically using the landlords mistake to her advantage. This is exactly the "intention" I think will be picked up by a smart judge and it could work against her. It would be interesting to attend a hearing for this one - assuming off course that the LL...

Good point.

Hi Terry Yes tribunals do not rely on evidence. A testimony and oath are fine. Still when it is obvious that something is void or some law is broken, sometimes it is not the only thing that is considered. It seems to me over the years that there is responsibility on both sides even...

Scott yes we print on paper in SA lol There is an appropriate termination template form and this was not used - it was in letter format - defiantly void. Yes they are inconsistent and sometimes hypocritical - depending on who you get.

As a property manager, I attend a lot of tribunal hearings. One of the most interesting things I notice is the intention behind something is considered not just the legal facts - I think this is a great side of the law. For example, I have a good friend who is renting on a periodic lease...