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本帖最后由 灰色夜宵 于 2013-6-26 14:11 编辑
瞳儿1025 发表于 2013-6-26 00:03 ![](static/image/common/back.gif)
恩呢。 谢谢~
我是不支持妥协的 哈哈。。
CAB的建议比较温和派 适合普通情况。 你这种情况 个人感觉不太会有用的。。。
我来帮你分析一下 以下的条款有些长 你要注意的是 66R规定 房东不可以随便进入房客的房间 除了他列出的例子之外 而你的情况我认为不属于以下任何条款
那么好 请看66T 我认为这是最重要的一条 特别是第三条
66T - 1 房东强制进入的情况下 是犯罪行为
66T - 2 房东如果使用暴力 强行进入 或者就算没有进入 尝试过或者恐吓过 都是可以入狱的行为 最高可判3月
66T - 3 在房东有过这样的行为之后你可以去和法院申请禁止他进入你房间的命令! 去申请个两个月的吧
至于具体怎么做 不要走备案的路子 因为事情不严重 警察确实不会受理 但是!
如果他一砸门你就打111 说自己正在被恐吓 很害怕(都是事实) 让警察立刻来 如果他们堵你 也拨并且这么说 警察5分钟内就会到 警察来了就用以上的条款解释给警察 并且告诉他们房东正在进行有攻击性的举动 这是很合理的 这么来回几次看你房东他们还敢砸不
特别是在你洗澡的时候敲+吼,打111来 你是女生 被这样在洗澡的时候骚扰警察很可能会正视处理的。。警察不管大部分的民事纠纷,就是说你和房东的这些款项上的纠纷警察不会管,但是如果牵扯恐吓,暴力,那就不一样了
这时候你不需要太过纠结于证据,你叫了警察警察会根据现场情况 进行自己的判定的
而且你也可以主动按照以上条款告他去tribunal同时这样被恐吓 你完全可以申请tribunal给你提前解约 返还押金的
至于他要面谈都可以直接拒绝的 任何人都有权保持沉默 同时你也可以说他的行为是富有攻击性的所以不愿意面谈
你可以准备一些防狼用品 比如www.safetygirl.com/ 上面的东西 你可以在奥克兰找找类似的
66RLandlord’s right to enter boarding room is limited(1)The landlord of a boarding house may enter a boarding room that is currently let to a tenant only in the following circumstances:
(a)with the consent of the tenant (or, if the room is let to more than 1 tenant, with the consent of any tenant of the room) freely given at, or immediately before, the time of entry:
(d)services are provided under the tenancy agreement and it is necessary to enter the room in order to provide them, but, in this case, the entry must be in accordance with any conditions specified in the tenancy agreement or the house rules:
(2)The landlord may also enter the room of a tenant if the landlord— (a)gives the tenant (or, if the room is let to more than 1 tenant, any tenant of the room), at least 24 hours before the entry, a notice of entry that complies with section 66S; and
(3)A landlord entering a room under this section—
Compare: Residential Tenancies Act 1997 ss 136, 138 (Vic) Section 66R: inserted, on 1 October 2010, by section 49 of the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2010 (2010 No 95).
66SNotice of entry(1)The purposes for which a landlord may enter a boarding room under a notice of entry are—
(b)to show the room to a prospective buyer or lender, or to a registered valuer, real estate agent, or an expert engaged in appraising or evaluating the boarding house, if the boarding house is to be sold or used as security:
(2)The tenant may be notified of the proposed entry orally or in writing.
(3)The notice must—
(4)If the notice is in writing, it must be served on the tenant by—
Compare: Residential Tenancies Act 1997 ss 137, 139 (Vic) Section 66S: inserted, on 1 October 2010, by section 49 of the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2010 (2010 No 95).
66TConsequence of abuse, or refusal, of right of entry(1)The following are unlawful acts:
(2)A landlord who uses or threatens to use force to gain entry into a tenant’s room in breach of subsection (1)(b) commits an offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or to a fine not exceeding $2,000.
(3)If a landlord enters a tenant’s room under section 66R(2), but does not comply with sections 66R(3) and 66S, the tenant may apply to the Tribunal for an order prohibiting the landlord from exercising the right to enter under section 66R(2) for a period specified in the order.
(4)If a landlord damages any property of a tenant while in the tenant’s room, the tenant may apply to the Tribunal for compensation for the damage.
Compare: Residential Tenancies Act 1997 ss 140, 141 (Vic) Section 66T: inserted, on 1 October 2010, by section 49 of the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2010 (2010 No 95).
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