The landlord visited the property 43 times in 65 weeks, often for garden work, leading to a dispute with tenants over privacy and quiet enjoyment. The Tenancy Tribunal ruled the landlord must pay compensation for breaching the tenants’ rights, although they were also required to cover damages. The tenants felt uncomfortable with the frequency of visits, leading to the tribunal awarding them two weeks’ rent as compensation.
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US, Israel look to Sudan, Somalia to resettle Palestinians
The US and Israel have approached officials in Sudan, Somalia, and Somaliland to discuss resettling Palestinians from Gaza in their territories, according to reports from the Associated Press. While Sudan rejected the proposal and officials from Somalia and Somaliland claimed unawareness of any contacts, the US had previously proposed taking over Gaza for reconstruction, sparking international rejection and fears of permanent displacement among Palestinians. Hamas's raid into Israel triggered the Israeli military assault in Gaza,...
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