Section 188 — Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW)

General order-making power of Tribunal

The Tribunal may, in any proceedings before it under this Act, make any one or more of the following orders—
(a) an order that the Tribunal may make under this Act,
(b) an order that varies or sets aside, or stays or suspends the operation of, any order made in proceedings or earlier proceedings,
(c) any ancillary order the Tribunal thinks appropriate,
(d) an interim order.

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Related sections

s 186 — Rental Bond Interest Account
s 186A — Regulations may establish rental bond roll-over scheme
s 187 — Orders that may be made by Tribunal
s 189 — Application of provisions relating to Tribunal
s 190 — Applications relating to breaches of residential tenancy agreements
s 191 — Matters for consideration by Tribunal in applications relating to security breaches

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