Dr Strangelove
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It reads like a farce, but it’s just the RTB correctly applying the law as voted for by our politicians.
Often guided by state-funded NGOs.clearly misbehaving tenants taking cases based on a technical flaw in the procedures used by the landlord.
I'd second that. It is up to the landlord to stay up to date on the law. RTB site is there for everyone to read.No it wasnt. There's a procedure to be followed & you didn't do that.
And your tenant is now cheerfully exploiting your lack of knowledge.
I personally don't think you'll get anywhere with RTB.
If they are leaving anyway, I'd thank your lucky stars & sell.
Reading the determination orders from the RTB doesn’t seem to suggest any fines being given. I have only read 2023/3024.
As I am very busy today it is not possible for me to go back over the RTB decisions. If you would like to look here is the link.Is this not one?
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Dublin landlord ordered to pay almost €12,000 to tenant after overcharging in rent pressure zone
Case of landlord hiking rent 90 per cent higher just one of 306 disputes lodged last year concerning rent reviews not being in line with rent pressure zoneswww.irishtimes.com