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High Court, having dismissed an appeal by a tenant from a determination of the Residential Tenancies Board, refuses to grant costs against the tenant to the notice party landlord, on the grounds that the landlord had adopted a limited approach to the appeal and this did not give rise to an entitlement to costs.
Residential Tenancies Board, determination order, statutory appeal, Legal Services Regulation Act 2015, Rules of the Superior Courts, costs follow the event, necessary party, notice party, statutory declaration, option agreement, legitimus contradictor (legitimate contradictor), expedited hearing, no order as to costs, Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act 2019, Notice of Termination, enforceable agreement, full consideration, transfer of interest, property.
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