You can apply for your pet bond to be paid back at any time during your tenancy if you are no longer keeping a pet. You do this in accordance with sections 22 to 22B. This rule does not change what is in sections 22 to 22B.
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22B: Applications to, and orders by, Tribunal, or
"The Tenancy Tribunal can decide who gets the bond money if there's a disagreement between the landlord and tenant."
22C: Payments of bond to be made out of Residential Tenancies Trust Account, or
"The government uses a special account to give back bond money to tenants and landlords."
A tenant may apply for payment of a pet bond in accordance with sections 22 to 22B at any time during a tenancy if the tenant is no longer keeping a pet.
This section does not limit sections 22 to 22B.
