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Jurisdiction

June 30, 2020

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Power of a tribunal to deal with a dispute based on the type of dispute and the geographical area where the dispute happens.  A tribunal gets its jurisdiction from an act passed by the government.  (A human rights tribunal hears human rights disputes about rental properties but does not have jurisdiction to hear disputes over rent between landlords and tenants.)
See also
 Act; Judicial review; Mandate of an organization; Preliminary motion; Reconsideration.

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Office of the Director of Residential Rental Property

National Bank Tower
5th Floor, Suite 501
134 Kent Street
P.O. Box 577
Charlottetown, PE C1A 7L1

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askrental@peirentaloffice.ca
Tel 902-892-3501
PEI toll-free 1-800-501-6268
Fax 902-566-4076

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