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Upper Riccarton tenants win $2500 after repeated uninvited visits from landlord’s mother

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Brianna McIlraith
Upper Riccarton tenants win $2500 after repeated uninvited visits from landlord’s mother
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A group of tenants in New Zealand was awarded $2500 after their landlord's mother repeatedly entered their home uninvited, including an incident where she walked into a bedroom while a tenant was undressed. The Tenancy Tribunal ruled that while the privacy breach was significant, the mother lacked malicious intent, leading to the dismissal of exemplary damages.

The property owner's mother entered one of the tenant's bedrooms as she was lying naked with her boyfriend. Photo / 123RF

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