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2.Application of the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland Housing and Property Chamber Rules of Procedure 2017
The First-tier Tribunal for Scotland Housing and Property Chamber Rules of Procedure 2017
PART 1 Rules common to all proceedings before the First-tier Tribunal
14A.Request to amend the application in respect of matters other than new issues
21.Powers of the First-tier Tribunal to require production of evidence
36.Correction of clerical mistakes and accidental slips or omissions
37.Application for permission to appeal a decision of the First-tier Tribunal
38.First-tier Tribunal’s consideration of application for permission to appeal
39A.Review of an order made under section 24C(1) of the 1988 Act
41G.Notice of interest claimed under the Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987
PART 3 Procedure in respect of private rented applications
CHAPTER 1 Procedure common to proceedings in respect of private rented applications
CHAPTER 2 Procedure in respect of repairing standard applications
CHAPTER 3 Procedure in respect of Landlord applications to the First-tier Tribunal
CHAPTER 4 Procedure in respect of adaptations of rented houses applications
CHAPTER 5 Procedure in respect of assured tenancy references to the First-tier Tribunal
CHAPTER 6 Procedure in respect of assured tenancy applications
65.Application for order for possession in relation to assured tenancies
66.Application for order for possession upon termination of a short assured tenancy
66A.Application to modify a tenant’s right to shared accommodation
68.Application to provide written tenancy agreement and weekly rent book
70.Application for civil proceedings in relation to an assured tenancy under the 1988 Act
CHAPTER 8 Procedure in respect of regulated tenancy and Part VII contract applications
75.Application to determine the statutory tenant after the death of a protected tenant
76.Application for the apportionment of the rateable value in relation to a protected tenancy
78.Application for compensation for misrepresentation or concealment by landlord
79.Application to evict an occupier upon termination of a tenancy
82.Application to rectify a rent book after determination of recoverable rent
84.Application for apportionment of the rateable value in relation to a Part VII contract
86.Application to postpone the date of possession in relation to Part VII contracts
88.Application to modify a tenant’s right to shared accommodation
89.Application to alter the amount of rent where the right to shared accommodation is modified
91.Application for civil proceedings in relation to a regulated tenancy or Part VII contract under the 1984 Act
CHAPTER 9 Procedure in respect of letting agent applications
CHAPTER 10 Procedure in respect of landlord registration applications
CHAPTER 11 Procedure in respect of tenancy deposit applications
CHAPTER 12 Procedure in respect of private residential tenancy applications
PART 4 Procedure in respect of prescribed property costs applications
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