Sharpe v Anderson ↗
(Residential Tenancies) [2024] VCAT 381
Notice validity and proportionality, with two hearing sessions distinguished from a parallel arrears case.
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(Residential Tenancies) [2024] VCAT 381
Notice validity and proportionality, with two hearing sessions distinguished from a parallel arrears case.
Timeline · Hearings & reasons · Lessons for renters →[2022] VSC 710
The impact of possession on the individual renter must genuinely be assessed.
Timeline · Hearings & reasons · Lessons for renters →(Residential Tenancies) [2016] VCAT 484
A deadline for an early challenge differs from disputing notice validity at a possession hearing.
Timeline · Hearings & reasons · Lessons for renters →(Residential Tenancies) [2023] VCAT 11
Follow the relationship between procedural opportunities and substantive evidence through review, repayment and stay decisions.
Timeline · Hearings & reasons · Lessons for renters →[2026] VCAT 457
The third NTV was invalid, but the application proceeded on the second. After adjournments and a payment plan, VCAT made the PO on 19 June 2026.
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