Remedies for security of residential premises
The Tribunal may, on application by a landlord or tenant, make any of the following orders if it thinks it reasonable in the circumstances to do so— (a) an order authorising the landlord or tenant to alter, remove or add or cause or permit the alteration, removal or addition of a lock or other security device, (b) an order authorising the landlord or tenant to refuse to give to the other party a copy of a key or any other opening device or information, (c) an order requiring a copy of a key or any other opening device or information to be given to the landlord or tenant.
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