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Other Housing Dispute Issues Commonly Litigated Between a Landlord and Tenant


Question: What common legal disputes can arise between landlords and tenants?

Answer: Tenancy disputes often stem from misunderstandings about rights and responsibilities, such as eviction procedures, maintenance obligations, or restrictions in lease agreements, making it crucial for both parties to understand their legal standing under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.


Legal Disputes That Might Arise Between a Landlord and a Tenant

Tenancy disputes can become hotly contested.  A tenant wants full value for the rent paid to occupy what is home to the tenant.  A landlord wants to yield a profitable return as the owner of an investment property.  While most landlord and tenant relationships will be synergistic and mutually rewarding, when disputes arise, conflicting desires and expectations may drive passions high; however, if both parties approach the dispute with an open mind and genuine effort to understand the legal rights and duties applicable to the situation, waste of time and money may be avoided.

The various articles linked below provide a knowledge resource of the law applicable to legal issues disputed between a landlord and a tenant.

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