Yes, if a landlord and tenant have agreed to refer their disputes to arbitration, the RDSC maintains a supportive role. Upon the request of either party, the RDSC tribunal may issue interim awards it deems appropriate to preserve the rights and lega…
Yes, if a landlord and tenant have agreed to refer their disputes to arbitration, the RDSC maintains a supportive role. Upon the request of either party, the RDSC tribunal may issue interim awards it deems appropriate to preserve the rights and legal positions of the parties. This power ensures that while the main dispute is being decided by an arbitrator, neither party can take actions�such as disconnecting utilities or blocking access�that would negatively affect the property or the other's legal standing.
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