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Community and neighbour disputes

The Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals hear disputes between neighbours involving unreasonable interferences of enjoyment or use of places of residence.

File a neighbour dispute claim

Find out more about the Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals and the process of filing a neighbour dispute claim.

Respond to a neighbour dispute claim

Find out what it means if you receive a neighbour dispute claim and a Notice of Pre-trial or Case Conference and what you need to do.

Going to court for a neighbour dispute

Parties to a neighbour dispute claim may have to attend court to resolve their dispute. Find out what to prepare and expect.

Appeal against a neighbour dispute claim order

A party may appeal against a decision made at a pre-trial or case conference by the registrar or against the decision of a tribunal at a hearing.

Set aside a neighbour dispute claim order made in your absence

If you do not attend your neighbour dispute claim pre-trial conference or case conference or hearing, you may apply to set aside the order made against you in your absence.

Enforce a neighbour dispute claim order

Find out how you can enforce a Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals order against a party if they do not fulfil their obligations under the order.

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