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I am writing this to let you know that my landlord has been really unfair...
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I state that the respondent has acted in breach of the lease agreement...
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I am writing this to say that my landlord has been really bad to me and hasn't given me back my money even though I moved out ages ago and they said they would give it back but they never did.
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I state that the respondent has failed to return my residential bond deposit of $1,800 within the period prescribed by the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (Vic), despite my tenancy ending on 15 January 2026 and my written request for its return dated 20 January 2026.
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Dear Judge, I'm sorry for taking up your time but I really need help because no one is listening to me and I don't know what to do anymore about this whole situation with my ex.
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Your Honour, I respectfully seek the Court's assistance regarding the respondent's non-compliance with the parenting orders made on 3 March 2025. Despite reasonable efforts to resolve this matter informally, the respondent has failed to comply with the agreed arrangements.
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The tenant needs to pay rent on time every month or else there will be consequences and they might get kicked out if they don't follow the rules that are in this agreement.
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The tenant shall pay the agreed rent of $450 per week in advance on or before each Monday. Failure to pay rent within 14 days of the due date may constitute a breach of this agreement, entitling the landlord to issue a notice to vacate in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (Vic).
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