Orders the Tribunal can make
91 Orders the Tribunal can make
The Tribunal may, in a proceeding under this Part, make one or more orders—
requiring a party to do, or not to do, anything including to provide specified facilities, services, fixtures or fittings under a retail premises lease or to return specified fixtures or fittings to another party; or
requiring a party to pay money, by way of restitution or compensation or otherwise, to a specified person; or
rectifying a retail premises lease or other document; or
granting recovery of possession of the retail premises to the landlord; or
requiring anything else to be done that it—
is empowered to require to be done under this Act or the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 1998; or
considers necessary or desirable to resolve the matter concerned.
In ordering the payment of a sum of money by a party, the Tribunal may order the payment of interest on that sum by the party at the rate fixed from time to time under section 2 of the Penalty Interests Rates Act 1983 or at any lesser rate it thinks appropriate.
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