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leung1016 发表于 2016-11-13 12:41 
Final condition report我需要签吗?
签字代表你同意上面写的,不同意不可以签字。OK?
你应该自己提交表格,让中介退你BOND金,如果中介不同意,他们出钱上CTTT, 但是如果中介比你先提退BOND 金,就需要你出钱上CTTT.
还有注意用POST的RE-DIRECTION SERVICES 把你原来住址的所有信件全部FORWARD 到你现在的住址,因为如果CTTT给你发信说中介要求扣你bond金,你要在14天内提出异议,要不然钱全部按中介要求的给。如果你收不到信(因为已经搬走)你就视为默认中介的说法,按中介要求赔钱!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
以下是3个链接,请你认真读一下,对你有帮助
http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au/ftw/Tenants_and_home_owners/Renting_a_home/Ending_a_tenancy/Getting_your_bond_back.page
If you disagree
If you cannot agree with the agent or landlord about how the bond should be paid out, or if you feel that they are taking too long, you can lodge a Claim for Refund of Bond Money form yourself without their signature on it. This will start the ball rolling but the bond will not be released immediately.
Fair Trading will post a notice to the agent or landlord giving them 14 days in which to contest your claim by applying to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal. If they do not apply within the 14 days, the bond will then be paid out as per your claim. If they apply to the Tribunal the bond will be held by Fair Trading until the dispute is settled. The landlord or agent will need to attend a hearing at the Tribunal and present evidence to back up their claim. You will receive a notice from the Tribunal if they apply. You should also attend the hearing and bring evidence to support your claim.
http://www.legalanswers.sl.nsw.gov.au/guides/tenants_rights_manual/ending_tenancy/getting_bond.html
Tip.
After you’ve packed and removed your things, but before you return the keys, take photos of the premises for your records.
Tip.
Before you do the final inspection, get a ‘claim for return of bond’ form, just in case. You may not need it, but if there’s disagreement about whether you owe any money, it’s good if you can get your claim form in before the landlord or agent gets their form in. This way, the landlord or agent will have to apply to the Tribunal to dispute your claim – and pay the Tribunal’s application fee.
https://www.tenants.org.au/resources/bond
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