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Dispute Resolution in Residential Tenancies (19:X) (view source)
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:A party who submits evidence must keep an exact copy of the evidence they submitted for not less than two years after the date on which the dispute resolution proceeding, including any reviews, concludes. The RTB will not return copies of evidence submitted during the dispute resolution process. | :A party who submits evidence must keep an exact copy of the evidence they submitted for not less than two years after the date on which the dispute resolution proceeding, including any reviews, concludes. The RTB will not return copies of evidence submitted during the dispute resolution process. | ||
Evidence should be clearly marked and numbered so that all parties involved can easily locate the relevant documents when necessary. If evidence submitted is not in an acceptable format or quality to support a fair and appropriate dispute resolution process, the arbitrator may require the person who submitted the evidence to resubmit it in a different format or resubmit exact copies. | Evidence should be clearly marked and numbered so that all parties involved can easily locate the relevant documents when necessary. If evidence submitted is not in an acceptable format or quality to support a fair and appropriate dispute resolution process, the arbitrator may require the person who submitted the evidence to resubmit it in a different format or resubmit exact copies. | ||
