99 Nimrod Road, London SW16 6TH

From the tribunal's reasons on the amount

Preliminary issues. … Due to the remote video nature of the hearing the tribunal determined that it was appropriate to hear the entirety of the application and include in its final substantive decision its determinations on the preliminary issues raised on behalf of the respondents in order not to interrupt the remote proceedings. The applicant’s case. The applicant relied on an indexed and paginated bundle of documents which included her primary (undated) statement and a second signed statement dated 12 February 2020. … As proof of the rent having been paid. … The respondents’ case. The respondents also provided an indexed and paginated bundle of documents to the tribunal. … He told the tribunal that since the applicant had moved out he had continued to let the premises to four tenants at the same level of rent. … Therefore, the applicant had failed to establish beyond all reasonable doubt that an offence had been committed by the respondents The tribunal’s decision and reasons. The tribunal finds that the applicant is entitled to make a claim for a rent repayment order in respect of the proportion of rent that she paid to the landlord only. … The tribunal finds that the subject premises were occupied throughout the period of the first and second tenancy by 2 or more households and contained shared kitchen bathroom and toilet facilities. …

An extract from the part of the decision that sets the amount. To keep people's names out, any sentence that might contain one is left out (marked …). The full reasons are in the original decision.

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