Illegal car park storage could mean end of tenancy

Kun Kourn and Dollar Williams have also been told by the Tenancy Tribunal that belongings stored in the car park and owned by the owner of their home must be returned. 

Kourn and Williams ignored a 14-day notice from the landlord and two tribunal hearings demanding they use their car park only for parking vehicles and not for storing personal belongings.

The tribunal first told them to remove their belongings by 19 March or the landlord could dispose of their items. Kourn and Williams failed to do so, even though the tribunal says Best in Bays could do it and  charge them up to $750. 

At a second hearing, where Best In Bays applied for termination of the tenancy, Kourn and Williams were given until 4 May to clear the car park.