Court Summary.docx

To summarise your honour, I have allowed the landlord plenty of opportunity to provide me with a PCR. After vacating 16th March and doing our final inspection 19th March 2018 I noticed the landlord had made a number of amendments to the PRC without me being present. On our final inspection 19 th March, I did not sign or consent to any of these amendments. To this date, I have not been supplied by the landlord with a copy of the PRC or any evidence, pictures or indication of what needs to be fixed. Cleary your honour, everything falls under fair wear and tear policy but I have still gone out of my way and completed all task requested in good faith that I believe I am only legally obligate for. All the landlord has done is try to threaten and intimate a young girl for extortion of money. I believe I deserve the protection of the court and I want this matter finalised as soon as possible as it has caused me unnecessary hardship.

Opening Statement: I have been a tenant of the property from 2013 and signed the lease 2014 until end of lease 16th March 2018. Prior to the 16th March 2018 the landlord Peter Mahor did and inspection with a PCR which I signed and all task were completed a part from a blind (as it was still being repaired) Evidience email and the Carpet in downstairs bedroom (as after speaking with CA I am under the impression I am not responsible for replacing the whole carpet only the damaged section). 17th March 2018 the landlord inspected the house the property without notifying me,. Therefore, he did not give me the opportunity to be present at this inspection. 19th March 2018 I met with the landlord for a final inspection. I was not happy as the landlord added further amendments/damages to the PRC with me being present and without nay consent or signature. I did request a copy of PRC I believe it is the lanlords responsibility to supply me with my own copy within 14 days of the lease expiration date. I have not received a copy to this date. 20th March I seeked advice from consumers protection and they informed me my landlord had breached his contract. I reiterated to the landlord exactly what was advised and what my legal obligations are as a tenant. Evidence Email The landlord has refused to accept. I have offered him many opportunities and during our communications via, email, phone, text message there has been a breakdown Evidence email/phone call. Both parties agreed to have the matter resolved under a court order Evidence Email and it was clearly stated by me that I would stop all communications until our court hearing date as I found the landlord to be threatening and intimidating. Since this request I have received a number of emails from the landlord outline and requesting further tasks to be completed.