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Case VI
Rent Arrears and Non-Vacating of
Dwelling
In the matter of A. J. (Applicant and
Respondent Tenant) and D. H.
(Applicant and Respondent Landlord)
the Private Residential Tenancies
Board, in accordance with section 121
of the Residential Tenancies Act 2004,
determines as follows:
1. The Notice of Termination of
Tenancy served by the Landlord on
the Tenant does not comply with
section 62(1)(g) of the Residential
Tenancies Act 2004 and as such was
not valid.
2. The Tenant must pay the Landlord,
within 7 days of the date of issuing this
Order, the sum of €2,625 being
arrears of rent owing in respect of the
dwelling at _________________ for
the period 9 December 2004 to 3 May
2005.
3. The Tenant must pay the Landlord,
rent at the rate of €550 per month or
part thereof from the 4th May 2005
until the tenancy is validly terminated
by the Landlord or Tenant.
This Order was made by the Private
Residential Tenancies Board on 19th
August 2005.
Case VII
Deposit Retention
In the matter of T.Y. (Applicant
Tenant) and P.D. (Respondent
Landlord) the Private Residential
Tenancies Board, in accordance with
section 121 of the Residential
Tenancies Act 2004 and pursuant to a
declaration under section 97(4)(b) of
that Act relating to a decision reached
by the parties themselves, determines
as follows:
1. The Respondent must pay to the
Applicant, the sum of €1,034.33 being
the deposit less deductions for
refuse/bin charges and carpet cleaning
in respect of the dwelling at
___________________________.
2. The Respondent and Applicant
agree and accept that the deposit has
been returned to the Applicant. This
Order was made by the Private
Residential Tenancies Board on 19th
August 2005.
Case VIII
Rent Arrears
In the matter of C.K. (Applicant
Landlord) and P.S. and J.R.
(Respondent Tenants) the Private
Residential Tenancies Board, in
accordance with section 121 of the
Residential Tenancies Act 2004,
determines as follows:
1. The Respondent, P.S. must pay to
the Applicant, within 14 days of the
date of issuing this Order, the sum of
€2,565 being arrears of rent owning in
respect of the dwelling at
_______________________.
2. The Applicant shall retain the
security deposit of €500.
This Order was made by the Private
Residential Tenancies Board on 19th
August 2005.
Case IX
Breaches of Tenancy Obligations
In the matter of E.B. and S.H.
(Applicant Tenants) and T.S.
(Respondent Landlord) of the dwelling
at_________________, the Private
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