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Difference between revisions of "Dispute Resolution for Tenants"

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===Judicial Review at Supreme Court===
===Judicial Review at Supreme Court===


You can ask for a review of the dispute resolution officer’s decision at a Judicial Review at the Supreme Court of BC This is your only option for review if:
You can ask for a review of the dispute resolution officer’s decision at a Judicial Review at the Supreme Court of BC. This is your only option for review if:
*your case does not meet the grounds for review of a dispute resolution officer's decision provided by the Residential Tenancy Branch, or,
*your case does not meet the grounds for review of a dispute resolution officer's decision provided by the Residential Tenancy Branch, or,
*you want to challenge a dispute resolution officer’s decision resulting from a review.
*you want to challenge a dispute resolution officer’s decision resulting from a review.


You will probably need a lawyer to represent you in a Judicial Review. It costs money to apply unless you are considered low-income. If you lose, the court could order you to pay the landlord’s legal costs. Get legal advice before applying for Judicial Review. The [http://www.clasbc.net/index.php Community Legal Assistance Society (CLAS) website] has some information on preparing for Judicial Review, or you can call CLAS at '''(604) 685-3425''', toll-free '''1-888-685-6222'''.
You will probably need a lawyer to represent you in a Judicial Review. It costs money to apply unless you are considered low-income. If you lose, the court could order you to pay the landlord’s legal costs. Get legal advice before applying for Judicial Review. The [http://www.clasbc.net/index.php Community Legal Assistance Society (CLAS) website] has some information on preparing for Judicial Review, or you can call CLAS at '''(604) 685-3425''', toll-free '''1-888-685-6222'''.
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