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How to send and access evidence in a residential tenancy case

If you're part of a residential tenancy case at VCAT, it's important to organise the documents you plan to use as evidence and send them to VCAT and the other parties.

When there's a VCAT application about you

If there’s an application to VCAT to appoint a guardian, administrator or someone to support you to make decisions, find out what this means, how you’re involved, and what happens next.

After you apply - Guardians and administrators

After you’ve applied to VCAT about guardians and administrators, it’s important to understand what you need to do and what happens next.

After you apply - Powers of attorney

After you’ve applied to VCAT about powers of attorney, it’s important to understand what you need to do and what happens next.

Information privacy complaints

If you believe someone has breached your right to information privacy, for example by inappropriately collecting, using or disclosing your personal information, you can make an official complaint to the Victorian Information Commissioner.

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Witnesses and witness statements

Find out about different types of witnesses and what’s involved if you are asked to be a witness in a VCAT case.

Appeal a decision

VCAT decisions can only be appealed at the Supreme Court of Victoria on a question of law. You must apply for permission to appeal a VCAT decision. This is called seeking leave to appeal.

Cases about retail and commercial leases

Find summaries of past cases about retail and commercial leases you may find useful.

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