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Is there a right of appeal against the Residential Property Tribunal’s decision?

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Is there a right of appeal against the Residential Property Tribunal’s decision?

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You can appeal to the Lands Tribunal, if you consider that the RPT has made a mistake of law. You must do so within 21 days of the receipt of the reasons for the decision. Alternatively, if you consider that there has been a breach of the rules of natural justice you could seek leave from the High Court to challenge the decision by way of a process known as “judicial review”. Such leave should ordinarily be sought not later than three months from the above date. You should take legal advice if you consider that there might be grounds for High Court proceedings.

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