Request for Subpoena Sample Clauses

Request for Subpoena. In order to ensure the attendance of a witness, or to summon a witness who they believe may have evidence to support their case, a party may apply to the Director of Residential Tenancies for a subpoena. It is the responsibility of the party requesting the subpoena to serve (deliver) it to the witness and to pay any fees and expenses involved. The Residential Tenancies Office is not responsible for serving the subpoena and does not pay for costs or expenses associated with the attendance of a party to the hearing such as travel expenses or professional fees. Authorized Representative You are not required to have representation when participating in a Residential Tenancies hearing; however, you do have a right to be represented by another party if you choose to do so. The Residential Tenancies Office does not arrange or pay for your representation. When you retain a representative, an Authorized Representative form must be submitted to the Residential Tenancies Office before any information will be released concerning your Application for dispute Resolution. The Residential Tenancies Office will not discuss your application with anyone other than the parties identified on the application unless an Authorized Representative form has been submitted. Failure to Attend If both the applicant and respondent fail to attend the scheduled hearing without: (i) contacting the Residential Tenancies Office; (ii) applying in writing for a postponement; or (iii) applying for substituted service, the application will be dismissed. Application and Fees Applications for dispute Resolution may be obtained from one of our three regional locations identified below. Application may also be found on the Government Newfoundland and Labrador website at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx.xx/landlord/ There is no fee for filing an application for refund of the security deposit or to keep the security deposit. For all other issues, the application fee is $20. Payment may be made online at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/pay-online/ You may file the Application for Dispute Resolution and pay the fee at one of our regional locations or submit your completed application along with the receipt of payment to: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xx.xx Office Locations
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