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Case III
Deposit Retention
In the matter of L. H. (Applicant
Tenant) and E. N. (Respondent
Landlord) the Private Residential
Tenancies Board, in accordance with
section 121 of the Residential
Tenancies Act 2004, determines as
follows:
The Respondent shall, within 7 days of
the date of issuing this Order, pay to
the Applicant the sum of €1,050 being
the deposit of €1,300 less €250 to
cover the cleaning and damages
caused to the dwelling at
_________________.
This Order was made by the Private
Residential Tenancies Board on 8th
July 2005.
Case IV
Breach of Landlord Obligations
In the matter of S. O. (Applicant Third
Party) and P.L. (Respondent Landlord)
the Private Residential Tenancies
Board, in accordance with section 121
of the Residential Tenancies Act 2004,
determines as follows:
1. The Respondent was not in breach
of her duties under section 15 of the
Residential Tenancies Act 2004 in
relation to the dwelling at__________.
2. In the event of any future complaints
regarding the Tenant's behaviour at
the dwelling at______________and if
such behaviour is found to be in
breach of the Tenant's obligations
under section 16 of the Residential
Tenancies Act 2004, the Respondent
must take all necessary steps open to
her under the Act to remedy the
matter.
This Order was made by the Private
Residential Tenancies Board on 19th
August 2005.
Case V
Rent Arrears, Breach of Landlord
Obligations and Non-Vacating of
Dwelling
In the matter of M.D. (Applicant
Tenant) and J. G. (Respondent
Landlord) the Private Residential
Tenancies Board, in accordance with
section 121 of the Residential
Tenancies Act 2004, determines as
follows:
1. A valid Notice of Termination was
served by the Respondent on the
Applicant on the 30th June 2005 in
respect of the dwelling____________.
2. The Applicant must give up
possession of the dwelling before 5pm
on Friday 30th September 2005.
3. The Applicant must pay to the
Respondent, the sum of €1,980.78
being arrears of rent owing in respect
of the dwelling.
4. The Applicant must pay to the
Respondent, rent at the rate of
€330.15 per month or part thereof from
the 31st July 2005 to the date of giving
up possession of the dwelling.
5. The security deposit will be returned
to the Applicant after final inspection of
the dwelling by the Respondent and
the handing up of vacant possession
of the dwelling less any appropriate
deduction in respect of outstanding
rent and on account of the condition of
the dwelling at that date.
This Order was made by the Private
Residential Tenancies Board on 19th
August 2005.
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