When and how resident may claim money for permitted repairs
74 When and how resident may claim money for permitted repairs
(1) If a resident made permitted repairs, the resident may recover from the operator the cost of having the permitted repairs made only if the resident has done each of the following:
notified the operator of the cost of the permitted repairs;
complied with section 75;
(c) given the operator appropriate documents proving the cost incurred.
A resident may request the operator:
to pay the cost of permitted repairs directly to the repairer; or
(b) if the resident has paid the cost – to pay the amount to the resident or to deduct the amount from rent payable by the resident.
A cost payable by an operator under this section must be paid:
(a) in accordance with the resident's request under subsection (2)(b); or
in the way agreed between the operator and resident; or
as ordered under subsection (4).
(4) On application by the operator or resident under a caravan park agreement, but subject to this Division, the Tribunal may order a party to pay for the cost of permitted repairs incurred or purporting to be incurred under this Division.
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