Orders that may be made by Tribunal
21 Orders that may be made by Tribunal
The Tribunal may, on application by an owner or tenant under this Act, or in any proceedings under this Act, make one or more of the following orders—
an order giving effect to a determination that may be made by the Tribunal under this Act,
an order that a record of the condition of a matter under section 12 must be amended or is not required to be amended,
an order that restrains any action in breach of a term of a tenancy,
an order that requires an action in performance of a tenancy,
an order for the payment of an amount of money,
an order as to compensation,
an order that an owner or tenant perform such work or take such other steps as the order specifies to remedy a breach of a term of the tenancy,
an order directing an owner, an owner’s agent or a tenant to comply with a requirement of this Act or the regulations,
an order terminating a tenancy or an order for the possession of a farm,
an order directing an owner or owner’s agent to give a former tenant or a person authorised by the former tenant access to a farm for the purposes of recovering goods or fixtures that the former tenant is entitled to remove.
An order under subsection (1) (c) or (d) may be made even though it provides a remedy in the nature of an injunction or order for specific performance in circumstances in which such a remedy would not otherwise be available.
The Tribunal must not make an order for—
the payment of an amount that exceeds $500,000 or such other amount as may be prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this section, or
the performance of work or the taking of steps the cost of which is likely to or will exceed $500,000 or such other amount as may be prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this section.
The Tribunal may, in any proceedings before it under this Act, make any one or more of the following orders—
an order that varies or sets aside, or stays or suspends the operation of, any order made in proceedings or earlier proceedings,
any ancillary order the Tribunal thinks appropriate,
an interim order.
A provision of this Act that enables an owner or tenant to apply for a determination by the Tribunal and the Tribunal to determine a matter or make an order also applies, where appropriate, to a former owner or former tenant.
This section does not limit the Tribunal’s powers under the Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2013.
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