Claim from the tenant (use the help text behind the question marks)

What does the claim relate to? Provide a brief description (e.g. "The case relates to compensation).

What is the address of the tenancy?

Complainant

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Please just use one. Account number
The parties themselves are responsible for carrying out any payment. If you provide information about your account number, it becomes easier for the other party to pay in case you come to an agreement. Innvoice Recipient

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

Complainant's authorised representative

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

Complainant 2

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Please just use one. Account number

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

Complainant's authorised representative 2

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

Complainant 3

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Please just use one. Account number

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

Complainant's authorised representative 3

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

Complainant 4

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Please just use one. Account number

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

Complainant's authorised representative 4

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

Complainant 5

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Please just use one. Account number

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

Complainant's authorised representative 5

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

The respondent

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

The respondent's authorised representative

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

The respondent 2

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

The respondent's authorised representative 2

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

The respondent 3

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

The respondent's authorised representative 3

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

The respondent 4

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

The respondent's authorised representative 4

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

The respondent 5

*Name
Enter your date of birth in 6 digits. It can for example help to avoid confusion of persons if the person has a very common name. Date of birth
Preferably write the full identification number with 11 digits. The first 6 numbers are the date of birth (DDMMYY) and the last 5 are the person number. It makes it easier to find the right person, and HTU get the ability to send electronic mail to Digipost or E-box if the person is using it. Fødselsnummer
Write the DUF number of 12 digits for foreign citizens. It can help that the right person can be contacted at the right place, and prevent misidentification of individuals with similar names. DUF number
If there is a company, state registration number with 9 digits. The organization number can be found on www.brreg.no. Company registration number
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail

You can give another person the right to act on your behalf in the case. You can also give the proxy the right to conclude a settlement on your behalf. On www.htu.no find a proxy form you can use.

The respondent's authorised representative 5

*Name
*Address
*Post code
*Postal location
Mobile number
E-mail
Signed form needs to be attached. Hvis fullmaktsskjema mangler, må det innhentes. Det vil forlenge saksbehandlingstiden. Advokater og inkassofirma trenger ikke fremlegge skriftlig representasjons-fullmakt. Signed form attached	Ja Link to the form in English

Agreement and date

What does the claim relate to?

A deficiency usually consist of something in the home does not work, for example a water heater. But there may also be other things, that a storagerom has not been made available, that one of the rooms in the residence are illegal to use for residential purposes m.w. The primary is that the defect is made, but it may also be appropriate to demand reduction of rent or compensation for losses. Compensation for errors and defects in a dwelling

If the dwelling at the tenancys start is not handed over to the tenant on time due to circumstances on the landlord's side, it may give grounds for rent reduction etc. Indicate if so, the reason for the delay, what the rent is, and when the property was handed over. Compensation for late handover of a dwelling

Explain what is damaged, removed or destroyed. Give an estimate of the cost to replace or repair this. To get compensation it is required that the damage/defect occurred during the tenancy, that the tenant can be held responsible for this and that you have suffered a financial loss as documented. Compensation for other reasons

A deficiency usually consist of something in the home does not work, for example a water heater. But there may also be other things, that a storagerom has not been made available, that one of the rooms in the residence are illegal to use for residential purposes m.w. The primary is that the defect is made, but it may also be appropriate to demand reduction of rent or compensation for losses. Reduction in rent for errors and defects in a dwelling

If the dwelling at the tenancys start is not handed over to the tenant on time due to circumstances on the landlord's side, it may give grounds for rent reduction etc. Indicate if so, the reason for the delay, what the rent is, and when the property was handed over. Reduction in rent (price reduction/rent reduction) for late handover of a dwelling

This field is used if you have requirements that do not fit under any of the boxes above. If so, provide an explanation and justification for the claim. Reduction in rent (price reduction/rent reduction) for other reasons

An illegal rent goes beyond what has been agreed or permitted by law. Examples include prepayment beyond one month's rent, rent increase over the consumer price regulation, regulation of the common rent before the required 3 years, or that the landlord requires rent in addition for shoveling, property tax m.w., or rent which is substantially higher than the market rent. If it is paid illegal rent, it can be required returned. For illegal rent HTU can determine arrears from the payment happened, but you must remember to claim it. Repayment of illegal rent or other payments

The deposit must be on a separate bank account in the tenant's name. If the deposit is legal, the tenant after the tennancy is terminated may contact the bank and request that the deposit should be paid back to him. If such security is placed at the landlord's account this is considered as an irregular (illegal) deposit. The tenant is entitled to arrears of an illicit placed deposit from the payment occurred, cf. Tenancy Act § 3-7. An irregular deposit must immediately be paid from the landlord's account and deposited into an escrow deposit account in the tenant's name. Repayment of illegal deposits

The leash determines whether the contract can be terminated, by whom and by what deadline. If the lease contract does not say anything, it is the rules of the Tenancy Act, Chapter 9, as is applicable. Note the formal requirements of the landlord's notice, ref. Tenancy Act § 9-7. The tenant may, within one month after receiving notice of a written objection to the landlord to the termination, cf. § 9-8. Termination of a tenancy

"Heving" causes an immediate termination of the tenancy. It requires much to terminate the tenancy immediately. There must be a fundamental breach of the contract and it shall be given notice in written. Examples of material breach may be rent owed for at least 3 months, extensive damage or vandalism, and prolonged illegal sublet. For the tenant can immediate termination be applicable if the apartment is illegal or causes acute health hazard to stay in. If a cancellation is considered valid, it terminate the tenancy regardless of contractual and statutory deadlines for dismissal. Repudiation of a tenancy

The common (ordinary) rent is something other than the market rent. Market rent is the rent you have to pay if you are going to enter into a lease now. The current level of rents are the rents that have been established over time for similar apartments in the same area. When a tenancy has lasted for 2 ½ years, the landlord or the tenant may demand that the rent is regulated (adjusted) to current level of rents from the time the tenancy has lasted for three years. If the landlord and tenant can not agree, the Tribunal determine current level of rents. You can read more about § 4-3 in the link to Tenancy in the menu. Adjustment of rent to current rent

This field is used if you have requirements that do not fit under any of the boxes above. If so, provide an explanation and justification for the claim. Other claims

A deficiency usually consist of something in the home does not work, for example a water heater. But there may also be other things, that a storagerom has not been made available, that one of the rooms in the residence are illegal to use for residential purposes m.w. The primary is that the defect is made, but it may also be appropriate to demand reduction of rent or compensation for losses.

Compensation for errors and defects in a dwelling

Explain what you claiming for and why:

Enter here the total amount that you think the tenant is obliged to pay you. Enter the total you are claiming from the landlord:

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Specify which errors and defects the dwelling has in relation to what was agreed or should be expected, and any individual claims:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
If there is a deficiency, it is important that the agreement is fulfilled or that the defect corrected. A party should have the opportunity to correct the fault before replacement is required. Demands for correction should also be in writing. Copies of any letters sent to the landlord requesting rectification of defects	Attached
Copies of invoices and receipts are important documentation of the loss to be claimed. Copies of invoices and receipts	Attached
HTU do not take pictures on photo paper or as image files. Images can be inserted into a text document or on an A4 sheet (2-3 images per page) along with a description for each image of what it is supposed to prove. Photos are apt to show damage and lack of clearing/cleaning but is poorly suited to illustrate minor injuries and colors on walls/floor/ceiling. Therefore be critical to the number of photos, and the images you attach. Any prints explanation must be sent HTU by regular mail, with additional copy to the counterparty. Photos of damage or other defects. Read the guidelines relating to photographic evidence	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

If the dwelling at the tenancys start is not handed over to the tenant on time due to circumstances on the landlord's side, it may give grounds for rent reduction etc. Indicate if so, the reason for the delay, what the rent is, and when the property was handed over.

Compensation for late handover of a dwelling

Explain any financial losses you have suffered as a result of late handover:

Enter here the total amount that you think the tenant is obliged to pay you. Enter the total you are claiming from the landlord:

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Specify any financial losses you have suffered:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
Copies of correspondence between the parties may be important to explain what has happened in the case. Just attach what is necessary. Copies of letters and e-mails, etc.	Attached
Copies of invoices and receipts are important documentation of the loss to be claimed. Copies of invoices and receipts	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

Explain what is damaged, removed or destroyed. Give an estimate of the cost to replace or repair this. To get compensation it is required that the damage/defect occurred during the tenancy, that the tenant can be held responsible for this and that you have suffered a financial loss as documented.

Compensation for other reasons

Explain what you claiming for and why:

Enter here the total amount that you think the tenant is obliged to pay you. Enter the total you are claiming from the landlord:

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Explain the reasons for your claim for compensation and specify your expenses:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
Copies of correspondence between the parties may be important to explain what has happened in the case. Just attach what is necessary. Copies of letters and e-mails, etc.	Attached
Receipts can be an important evidence that legal or illegal benefits are paid (eg. rent), or that it has encountered a financial loss of a particular size that can provide the right to compensation if the conditions are met. Copies of invoices and receipts	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

A deficiency usually consist of something in the home does not work, for example a water heater. But there may also be other things, that a storagerom has not been made available, that one of the rooms in the residence are illegal to use for residential purposes m.w. The primary is that the defect is made, but it may also be appropriate to demand reduction of rent or compensation for losses.

Reduction in rent for errors and defects in a dwelling

What are you claiming a reduction for?

Rent reduction is most appropriate if the tenant does not get the entire house at their disposal from the agreed time or the residence is suffering from a deficiency. If you require discounts, you must explain how much you require, why, for what period and how you have calculated refusal. Enclose documentation to substantiate the delay or defect. Enter the amount of monthly rent reduction you are claiming (if you are not sure, you could ask the HTU to determine this):

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Provide more details about the errors and defects which, in your opinion, provide grounds for a reduction in rent, along with the amounts and the periods to which they apply:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
Rent reduction is most appropriate if the tenant does not get the entire house at their disposal from the agreed time or the residence is suffering from a deficiency. If you require discounts, you must explain how much you require, why, for what period and how you have calculated refusal. Enclose documentation to substantiate the delay or defect. Copies of any letters sent to the landlord requesting a reduction	Attached
Copies of invoices and receipts are important documentation of the loss to be claimed. Copies of invoices and receipts	Attached
HTU do not take pictures on photo paper or as image files. Images can be inserted into a text document or on an A4 sheet (2-3 images per page) along with a description for each image of what it is supposed to prove. Photos are apt to show damage and lack of clearing/cleaning but is poorly suited to illustrate minor injuries and colors on walls/floor/ceiling. Therefore be critical to the number of photos, and the images you attach. Any prints explanation must be sent HTU by regular mail, with additional copy to the counterparty. Photos of damage or other defects. Read the instructions relating to photographic evidence	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

If the dwelling at the tenancys start is not handed over to the tenant on time due to circumstances on the landlord's side, it may give grounds for rent reduction etc. Indicate if so, the reason for the delay, what the rent is, and when the property was handed over.

Reduction in rent (price reduction/rent reduction) for late handover of a dwelling

Explain what you claiming for and why:

Rent reduction is most appropriate if the tenant does not get the entire house at their disposal from the agreed time or the residence is suffering from a deficiency. If you require discounts, you must explain how much you require, why, for what period and how you have calculated refusal. Enclose documentation to substantiate the delay or defect. Enter the amount of monthly rent reduction you are claiming (if you are not sure, you could ask the HTU to determine this):

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Provide more details about the nature of the delay which you believe constitutes grounds for a rent reduction, along with the amount you believe you can claim and how long the delay lasted for:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
Copies of correspondence between the parties may be important to explain what has happened in the case. Just attach what is necessary. Copies of letters and e-mails, etc.	Attached
Copies of invoices and receipts are important documentation of the loss to be claimed. Copies of invoices and receipts	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

This field is used if you have requirements that do not fit under any of the boxes above. If so, provide an explanation and justification for the claim.

Reduction in rent (price reduction/rent reduction) for other reasons

Explain what you claiming for and why:

Rent reduction is most appropriate if the tenant does not get the entire house at their disposal from the agreed time or the residence is suffering from a deficiency. If you require discounts, you must explain how much you require, why, for what period and how you have calculated refusal. Enclose documentation to substantiate the delay or defect. Enter the amount of monthly rent reduction you are claiming (if you are not sure, you could ask the HTU to determine this):

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Explain why you think you are entitled to a reduction in rent:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
Copies of correspondence between the parties may be important to explain what has happened in the case. Just attach what is necessary. Copies of letters and e-mails, etc.	Attached
Copies of invoices and receipts are important documentation of the loss to be claimed. Copies of invoices and receipts	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

An illegal rent goes beyond what has been agreed or permitted by law. Examples include prepayment beyond one month's rent, rent increase over the consumer price regulation, regulation of the common rent before the required 3 years, or that the landlord requires rent in addition for shoveling, property tax m.w., or rent which is substantially higher than the market rent. If it is paid illegal rent, it can be required returned. For illegal rent HTU can determine arrears from the payment happened, but you must remember to claim it.

Repayment of illegal rent or other payments

Explain the nature of the illegality:

Enter here the total amount that you think the tenant is obliged to pay you. Enter the total you are claiming from the landlord:

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Provide more details about how much of the rent or other payments (which instalments/amounts) you believe to be illegal and why you believe this to be the case.

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
Receipts can be an important evidence that legal or illegal benefits are paid (eg. rent), or that it has encountered a financial loss of a particular size that can provide the right to compensation if the conditions are met. Copy of receipts	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

The deposit must be on a separate bank account in the tenant's name. If the deposit is legal, the tenant after the tennancy is terminated may contact the bank and request that the deposit should be paid back to him. If such security is placed at the landlord's account this is considered as an irregular (illegal) deposit. The tenant is entitled to arrears of an illicit placed deposit from the payment occurred, cf. Tenancy Act § 3-7. An irregular deposit must immediately be paid from the landlord's account and deposited into an escrow deposit account in the tenant's name.

Repayment of illegal deposits

Explain why the deposit has not been placed in a block bank account:

Enter here the total amount that you think the tenant is obliged to pay you. Enter the deposit amount you are claiming from the landlord (if have also claimed for interest on overdue payments you do not need to specify the amount of interest claimed):

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Provide more details about what you are claiming and why:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
Receipts can be an important evidence that legal or illegal benefits are paid (eg. rent), or that it has encountered a financial loss of a particular size that can provide the right to compensation if the conditions are met. Copies of receipts or other confirmation	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

The leash determines whether the contract can be terminated, by whom and by what deadline. If the lease contract does not say anything, it is the rules of the Tenancy Act, Chapter 9, as is applicable. Note the formal requirements of the landlord's notice, ref. Tenancy Act § 9-7. The tenant may, within one month after receiving notice of a written objection to the landlord to the termination, cf. § 9-8.

Termination of a tenancy

Explain why the tenancy has been terminated:

The termination is invalid.

The lessor's cancellation must have a valid reason and not seem unreasonable. If the dismissal lacks a good reason or is unreasonable, the Tribunal set aside the dismissal void. This assumes that the tenant has objected to the dismissal within the protest time limit, and that the landlord has appealed to the Tribunal, claiming that the termination is valid. A dismissal lacks an objective reason if the reason the landlord entered, is not real. If the dismissal would seem unreasonable, relies on a balancing of the parties' interests and will therefore depend on the parties' situation. The duration of tenancy, adjacent to the site and personal relationships are among the circumstances evaluated in the balancing of the parties' interests. The tenant does not need any reason to give notice. Explain why you think that the termination is unfair and/or invalid:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
There are strict requirements as to form for the landlord's notice, ref. Tenancy Act § 9-7: A notice from the landlord should always be in writing. Denunciation shall indicate whether the tenant can object in writing within one month from receiving the notice. It shall also state that if the tenant does not object within the time limit, he loses his right to protest. In such case the owner is entitled to request a enforcement officer for help with an eviction. If a dismissal does not meet these requirements it is invalid, and HTU will put it aside. Copy of the termination	Attached
The tenant may object in writing to the landlord against the dismissal within one month after it is received, cf. Tenancy Act § 9-8. If the tenant does not object within the termination deadline, it is too late. If the tenant has objected before that, the landlord may deliver complaint to the Tribunal within 3 months after the tenant's protest deadline ran out. If the landlord does not do this, the termination ceases. Copy of the tenant's protest against termination	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

"Heving" causes an immediate termination of the tenancy. It requires much to terminate the tenancy immediately. There must be a fundamental breach of the contract and it shall be given notice in written. Examples of material breach may be rent owed for at least 3 months, extensive damage or vandalism, and prolonged illegal sublet. For the tenant can immediate termination be applicable if the apartment is illegal or causes acute health hazard to stay in. If a cancellation is considered valid, it terminate the tenancy regardless of contractual and statutory deadlines for dismissal.

Repudiation of a tenancy

Why are you asking for the tenancy to be repudiated?

The repudiation is valid.

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim. Explain why you think there are grounds for repudiation:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
In order to terminate a lease without prior notice, the other partys breach of the lease must be "significant" and you must have sent a written notice thereof. Breach of contract may for example consist in that the tenant has not paid rent as agreed or is seriously interfered with their neighbors. Breachs by the lessor may be that the tenant has not been given access to the property, it has significant shortcomings or is illegal to live in. If the breach is serious enough, HTU decide after an assessment. Copy of notice of repudiation	Attached
Written notice that the contract is canceled. Copy of repudiation statement	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

The common (ordinary) rent is something other than the market rent. Market rent is the rent you have to pay if you are going to enter into a lease now. The current level of rents are the rents that have been established over time for similar apartments in the same area. When a tenancy has lasted for 2 ½ years, the landlord or the tenant may demand that the rent is regulated (adjusted) to current level of rents from the time the tenancy has lasted for three years. If the landlord and tenant can not agree, the Tribunal determine current level of rents. You can read more about § 4-3 in the link to Tenancy in the menu.

Adjustment of rent to current rent

Explain why you are asking for the rent to be amended:

Current rent per month should be fixed at NOK .............

HTU must consider the claim item by item. Specify the individual requirements so HTU can understand what has happened and explain why the other party is responsible for this. Who, what, where, when, why, how? What are the facts? Provide necessary information, not more than necessary and avoid repetition that only makes the matter complex. Explain how and why you are asking for the rent to be amended. You must specify the current rent and the amount you want it to be amended to. Specify the date on which the rent was last amended and by how much. Describe the type of dwelling, its size (m2), number of rooms, standard, facilities (whether there is a balcony, etc.):

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
Several regulations require written notice to the counterparty before a change can be implemented. This applies both for adjustment of the rent after the consumer price index ref. Tenancy Act § 4-2 (1 month's notice) and adaptation to the current level of rent ref. Tenancy Act § 4-3 (6 months notice). Copy of notification	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

This field is used if you have requirements that do not fit under any of the boxes above. If so, provide an explanation and justification for the claim.

Other claims

Describe any other claims you have against the landlord:

Enter the total you are claiming from the landlord:

Whatever the claim concerns, you must specify the requirement item by item with an explanation, because HTU must consider requirements separately. Specify and explain your individual claims:

HTU use common law regarding the assessment of evidence. In case of disagreement between the parties HTU assumes what appears most likely. Prove is important, it requires that something must substantiate the claim. Letters, e-mails, SMS and photo documentation is crucial. Have you not written documentation, you must still explain how you determined the claim.

Evidence/documentation

The lease must accompany the complaint to prove the lease is signed. Do you not have a written lease, you must explain why and what are the main lease terms of the oral lease. Copy of the lease	Attached
You may find that you in addition to the contract and receipts have something that may be significant as evidence, for example immigration and emigration records, appraisals, declarations, letters or the like. Other	Attached

Please fill out every deposit and guarantee, including sum and date. Specify in the end, if necessary.

Deposit/Guarantee

Information about deposits and guarantees

Your claims

You will find details below relating to the claims (claim) which you would like the Rent Disputes Tribunal to look at:

Case costs and interest

Case costs mean the expenses incurred by the Rent Disputes Tribunal in respect of the case. Interest means interest on overdue payments, cf. Section 3 of the Norwegian Act relating to Interest on Overdue Payments. If you do not make any changes, the default standard is that you should only claim fees and interest as per normal.

When the Rent Disputes Tribunal (HTU) receives a complaint, it will be sent an invoice for payment of the procedural fee. The Rent Disputes Tribunals processing of the case costs 1 court fee if the complaint is made by the landlord and 0.2 court fee if the complaint is made by the tenant. For information about the processing fees size, see in the left menu. The other party must pay the case processing fees and any notification costs.	Ja Nei
Act of Interest on Overdue Payments etc., the person who has a financial claim on certain conditions may require arrears on overdue payments. The penalty interest is normally higher than the usual rate. Ministry determines every six months arrears size. Rent tribunal can only make decision about interest if it is made a requirement. If you require arrears, you do not need to disclose the interest rate size or enclose a calculation. The other party must pay interest on overdue payments, cf. Section 3 of the Norwegian Act relating to Interest on Overdue Payments.	Ja Nei
The HTU Regulations § 18 contains provisions concerning the allocation of legal costs. There are very strict requirements to get successful in claiming compensation for any costs (eg. legal fees) in addition to processing fee, and such costs are therefore awarded relatively rare. The other party must pay NOK ............... in other case costs.	Ja Nei

NB: The claim form must be printed out and signed by hand.

If the claim is not signed by hand, the Rent Disputes Tribunal (HTU) cannot process it. The whole signed claim and all attachments should be sent to:

The Rent Disputes Tribunal Oslo & Akershus, Pb 5118 Majorstuen, 0302 Oslo (all tenancies in Oslo/Akershus)
The Rent Disputes Tribunal Hordaland, Pb 7390, 5020 Bergen (all tenancies in Hordaland)
The Rent Disputes Tribunal Trøndelag, Pb 4727 Sluppen, 7468 Trondheim (all tenancies in Trøndelag, as well as claims from consumer tenants against landlords running businesses in the rest of Norway).

The claim shall be printed out, signed and sent to the HTU by post (along with all attachments).

oslo@htu.no - bergen@htu.no - trondheim@htu.no