RTB dispute submission.
Either side. The chronology, the rent table and the submission, from the tenancy file.
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What you give Clausa
- The tenancy agreement
- The notices, with their dates
- The rent statement and the correspondence
- Which side you act for, and your instruction
What Clausa drafts
- A chronology
- A rent and arrears table with the arithmetic shown
- A checklist of notice requirements to check
- The full written submission
- An index of evidence
- A letter to the client on the public hearing and the published report
What Clausa never drafts
- A view on the validity of a notice
- The RTB's own form (Clausa links it)
- The amount to claim
What you decide
- Validity of the notice
- Ground and relief
- Mediation or adjudication
- Which rules apply to the tenancy
Deadlines it tracks
- Part 6 of the Residential Tenancies Act 2004
- Evidence 5 working days before the hearing
- Appeal to the Tribunal within 10 working days
Source: each deadline shows its rule and the version date of the law, and starts unconfirmed.
This use case switches on for your firm after a solicitor in your firm reviews its templates. Rules and time limits are cited with their version date.