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Dispute resolution

The Commissioner for Consumer Affairs is responsible for providing advice and assistance to tenants and landlords regarding their rights and obligations. Tenancy Officers can also provide assistance with dispute resolution and may attempt to negotiate or conciliate disputes that may arise. If you are having trouble with your landlord or tenant, contact us. The Tenancies Branch will be able to assist you with lodging a Request for Assistance form, or an Application for an Order of the Tribunal.

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