What type of complaints may be lodged with the Rental Housing Tribunal?

A complaint about unfair practice may be lodged by a tenant or a landlord of a property (for example, a house, room or flat), for example:

• Unacceptable living conditions, such as overcrowding or hygienic issues.
• Insufficient maintenance or repairs of a property.
• Not paying rent to the landlord.
• Asking an excessive amount of rent.
• Not refunding a deposit of the tenant.
• Damage to a property (for example, a door of the landlord or a table of the tenant).
• Eviction without a court order.
• Disconnection of services (such as electricity) without a court order.
• Non-compliance with the Rental Housing Act.
• Not issuing a receipt to a tenant in respect of payment made.
• Discrimination by a landlord on ground of race, sex and so on, of a tenant.