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Landlord denied compo because meth use not covered by entry condition form

The tribunal said the landlords could not prove the home was meth-free at the start of the tenancy and upheld a $9,552 award.

While the tribunal accepted meth was used in the house during the tenancy, it ruled the landlord couldn’t prove it wasn’t already contaminated.

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Landlord denied compo because meth use not covered by entry condition form

While the tribunal accepted meth was used in the house during the tenancy, it ruled the landlord couldn’t prove it wasn’t already contaminated.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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