Section 14: Review by Tribunal of its determination
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14. Review by Tribunal of its determination
The Tribunal shall not review a determination made by it until the lapse of
3 years from the date it was made unless—
(a) the circumstances affecting the determination of the fair rent of
the premises or of the market rent of the business premises have
materially altered since it was made;
(b) the determination was made as a consequence of any fraud,
misrepresentation or error;
(c) fresh material evidence, which could not by reasonable diligence
have been made available at the hearing, becomes available;
(d) the determination was made in the absence of an interested
party whose absence was not due to any fault or neglect of his;
or
(e) in the opinion of the Tribunal, substantial injustice has been occasioned by the determination.
[S. 14 amended by s. 8 of Act 5 of 2005 w.e.f. 30 May 2005.]
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Questions this section answers
- Can I ask the Tribunal to review a rent decision it already made?
- How soon can a Tribunal decision be reviewed if circumstances have changed?