(1) A long-stay tenant
may apply to the State Administrative Tribunal for relief if —
(a) the
park operator made an oral or written representation, whether before or after
the long-stay agreement was entered into, about a facility or service to be
provided to the tenant; and
(b) the
facility or service has not been provided.
(2) If the State
Administrative Tribunal is satisfied of the matters referred to in subsection
(1), the tribunal may order —
(a) the
park operator to pay the long-stay tenant compensation for loss caused by the
failure to provide the facility or service; or
(b) if
the tribunal is satisfied that a long-stay tenant would not have entered into
the long-stay agreement if the facility or service the subject of the
representation made before the agreement was entered into was not provided by
the park operator — that the agreement is terminated; or
(c) the
park operator to take an action in performance of the representation; or
(d) a
reduction in rent because of the failure to provide the facility or service.
[Section 62D inserted: No. 28 of 2020 s. 60.]