When you are looking at a dispute between a resident and another resident or person living with them, you need to understand what "previous involvement" means. You have a previous involvement in a dispute if you are related to, or live or used to live with, the person who is applying or responding to the dispute, as explained in sections 61 and 62. This is not the only way you can have a previous involvement in a dispute.
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For the purposes of sections 61 and 62, a person has a previous involvement in a dispute between a resident and another resident or person living with another resident if the person is related, or is or was formerly living with or in a relationship with, either the applicant or the respondent.
Subsection (1) does not limit the meaning of previous involvement.
