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Overholding going for PRTB adjudication

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  • 03-06-2018 7:42pm
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    Galwaygirl2018
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    I am a landlord served tenants with 5 months notice to leave, we are due to renovation and move back in. Tenants are now over holding, case is going to rtb for an adjudication hearing.
    Has anybody been in this situation and what’s the quickest way for me to get back into my home?


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    Tigger
    Closed Accounts Posts: 16,705 ✭✭✭✭Tigger


    Galwaygirl2018 wrote: »
    I am a landlord served tenants with 5 months notice to leave, we are due to renovation and move back in. Tenants are now over holding, case is going to rtb for an adjudication hearing.
    Has anybody been in this situation and what’s the quickest way for me to get back into my home?

    It’s not your home
    If it was your live there not them


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    Sleeper12
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    Galwaygirl2018 wrote:
    I am a landlord served tenants with 5 months notice to leave, we are due to renovation and move back in. Tenants are now over holding, case is going to rtb for an adjudication hearing. Has anybody been in this situation and what’s the quickest way for me to get back into my home?


    Best to ask a mod to move this to the property thread


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    NinetyTwoTeam
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    well here's my first piece of advice: don't try to DIY.

    how long are they overholding for? have they given you any reason for overholding and/or any indication when they will be out?

    there's no quickest way, you'll have to wait for the RTB. if you try anything else (like changing locks etc), you will lose the case and they can instead counter claim and you could be fined (anything from 3-4 figures) whereas now they are going to be the ones liable for not only any rent for the overhold period, but a fine as well.


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    e.r
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    Although it goes against the grain, reading other forums people pay their tenants to leave.


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