If a Landlord and Tenant agree to arbitration, neither party is permitted to take any action that negatively affects the property or the other's rights while the process is ongoing. The tribunal retains the power to issue interim awards at the reque…
If a Landlord and Tenant agree to arbitration, neither party is permitted to take any action that negatively affects the property or the other's rights while the process is ongoing. The tribunal retains the power to issue interim awards at the request of either party. These interim measures are designed to preserve the legal positions and rights of the Landlord and Tenant until a final, binding arbitration award is reached. This prevents parties from using self-help tactics during the resolution of their conflict.
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