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Yes, VCAT has the power to award damages in certain types of cases.
Yes, VCAT has the power to award damages in certain types of cases.
If you have a dispute involving building, construction, or a single building trade (eg.
If you have a rental property dispute in Victoria, you might be able to seek compensation from your landlord or tenant.
If you want to appeal a VCAT decision, you must ask for permission (seek leave) within 28 days of the date of the decision.
Aside from VCAT making a decision at a formal hearing, you can try to settle the dispute by:
VCAT can organise mediations and
How to solve your problem outside of a VCAT hearing through arbitration, agreement and settlement.
Call them ‘Member’ at the hearing. They will let you know if they want you to refer to them in any other way.
VCAT members hear and decide our cases. They are lawyers or specialists within a given field and are appointed by the Governor in Council.
What to do if you object to a VCAT decision and how you can get your physical evidence back.