If a landlord illegally disconnects services or disturbs a tenant's use of the property, the tenant should first resort to the local police station to seek a remedy or file a report. This official police report then serves as critical supporting evi…
If a landlord illegally disconnects services or disturbs a tenant's use of the property, the tenant should first resort to the local police station to seek a remedy or file a report. This official police report then serves as critical supporting evidence when the tenant files a claim for compensation at the RDSC. The RDSC relies on these official records to verify the disturbance and award appropriate damages, ensuring that "self-help" tactics by landlords are documented and penalised through the judicial system.
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