Regional rent and tenancies tribunals

The regional rent tribunal mediates in disputes relating to domestic premises and business premises. The regional rent tribunal also makes decisions on certain issues, for example, the right to sublet an apartment.

If a dispute arises between a tenant and a landlord or between a tenant-owner association and a tenant-owner occupier, and the parties cannot themselves agree, the regional rent tribunal may mediate in the dispute. Such a dispute may, for example, relate to the conditions, transfer or subletting.

Tenancy disputes that are not dealt with by the regional rent tribunal are considered by a general court.

The regional rent tribunal can also assist you with information about, among other things, tenancy legislation and other legislation relating to issues falling within its area of responsibility.

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