What do you want to do ?
We send parties a copy of the decision relating to their case.
We send parties a copy of the decision relating to their case.
You don't need a lawyer if you're involved in a residential tenancy case.
Yes, VCAT has the power to award damages in certain types of cases.
If you have a dispute involving building, construction, or a single building trade (eg.
If you have a rental property dispute in Victoria, you might be able to seek compensation from your landlord or tenant.
If you want to appeal a VCAT decision, you must ask for permission (seek leave) within 28 days of the date of the decision.
Aside from VCAT making a decision at a formal hearing, you can try to settle the dispute by:
VCAT can organise mediations and
How to solve your problem outside of a VCAT hearing through arbitration, agreement and settlement.
Call them ‘Member’ at the hearing. They will let you know if they want you to refer to them in any other way.