COMMON PAYMENT WRIT CLAIMS

When Can a Payment Writ Be Used?

A Payment Writ may be available for certain monetary claims where the amount is clear, due and supported by documents. Select the situation that best matches your claim and we’ll review the requirements before proceeding.

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LANDLORD CLAIMS

Common Payment Writ Claims for Landlords

Common monetary claims a landlord may seek to recover from a tenant where the debt is clear, due and supported by documents.

01

Outstanding Rent

For recovery of clearly documented and overdue rental payments owed by the tenant.

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02

Property Damage & Restoration Costs

For documented amounts claimed for damage to the property or restoration costs chargeable to the tenant.

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03

Utilities & Service Charges

For documented property-related utility or service charges payable by the tenant and remaining unpaid.

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Fines & Other Documented Amounts

For documented fines, penalties or other monetary amounts claimed from the tenant where the obligation and amount can be established from the supporting records.

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TENANT CLAIMS

Common Payment Writ Claims for Tenants

Common monetary claims a tenant may seek to recover from a landlord where the debt is clear, due and supported by documents.

01

Security Deposit Refund

For recovery of a security deposit that remains unpaid after the tenancy has ended, where the amount due can be established from the supporting documents.

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02

Refund of Prepaid Rent

For recovery of an eligible amount of prepaid rent following termination or vacation of the property, where the refund obligation and amount are documented.

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Other Documented Amounts

For other clear and due monetary amounts claimed from the landlord where the obligation and amount can be established from the supporting records.

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THE PROCESS

How Your Payment Writ Application Works

From reviewing your claim and supporting documents to RDC registration and follow-up, here’s how we support you through each stage.

01 — CLAIM ASSESSMENT

Review Your Claim

Tell us about the amount you are seeking to recover and provide the available supporting documents. We review the information to assess whether the claim may be suitable for a Payment Writ application.

02 — PREPARE & REVIEW

Prepare Your Application

We organize the supporting documents and prepare the Payment Writ application details for your review and confirmation before registration.

03 — REGISTER & FOLLOW UP

Register & Follow Up

After your confirmation, we assist with registering the Payment Writ application through the applicable RDC system and support you with procedural follow-up, status updates and any subsequent document requirements.

BEFORE WE BEGIN

What You’ll Need

The documents required depend on the type of monetary claim. Prepare the information below and we’ll confirm the documents required to assess and register your Payment Writ application.

Claim & Tenancy Documents

Tenancy contract or Ejari, property details, and documents establishing the amount claimed and the basis of the payment obligation.

Party & Authority Documents

Identification documents for the parties, and a Power of Attorney or other authority documents where someone is acting on behalf of a party.

Evidence of the Debt

Payment records, cheques, invoices, receipts, correspondence, legal notices or other supporting documents showing that the amount claimed is clear, due and remains unpaid.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Payment Writ Questions, Answered

Find answers about Payment Writ eligibility, required documents, registration, fees and what happens after submission.

What is a Payment Writ and when can it be used?

A Payment Writ is a procedure that may be available for certain monetary claims where the amount claimed is clear, due and supported by documents. We review the available information and supporting records to help identify whether this procedure may be appropriate for your claim.

Depending on the circumstances and supporting documents, claims may include outstanding rent, security deposit refunds, prepaid rent refunds, property damage or restoration costs, utilities and service charges, fines, or other clearly documented monetary obligations.

The required documents depend on the claim. They may include the tenancy contract or Ejari, identification and authority documents, payment records, cheques, invoices, receipts, correspondence, legal notices and other documents establishing the amount claimed and the payment obligation.

A formal demand or notification may be required before a Payment Writ application can proceed, depending on the claim and applicable procedural requirements. We review the available documents and circumstances and identify the procedural documents required before registration.

After registration, the case is reviewed by an RDC official. If additional documents, information or amendments are required, the applicant will receive a notification stating that the case has been rejected. At this stage, “rejected” means that additional requirements or amendments need to be completed before the application can proceed. We will assist with the required procedural updates and resubmission.

If the application is approved, the applicant will receive a notification to pay the applicable court fees. We will provide the court fee voucher and payment link. Once the fees are paid, the system will schedule the hearing, and we will provide the case details, including the hearing date and the link to attend the hearing.

No. A Payment Writ application is generally decided based on the documents and evidence submitted with the application, without a hearing. The decision is issued after the submitted documents and claim are reviewed. If the matter proceeds to a grievance or another court procedure, different procedural requirements may apply.

If the Payment Writ is accepted and a decision is issued in your favor, there is generally a 15-day period for challenging the decision, calculated from the day following the notification of the decision. Once the applicable challenge period has expired and the decision is enforceable, the applicant may proceed with opening a Judgment Enforcement case to enforce the Payment Writ decision.

RentFlow can assist with the typing, document preparation and registration of the Judgment Enforcement application and subsequent procedural requests within the scope of our services.

If the Payment Writ is rejected, the applicant may challenge the decision by filing a Grievance against the Payment Writ within the applicable deadline. RDC currently provides a specific grievance procedure for Payment Writ decisions. We can assist with typing, document preparation and registration support for the grievance application.

If you require legal advice on the grounds of challenge or how to argue the grievance, you should consult a qualified lawyer.

The grievance should be filed within 15 days of the relevant decision or notification, subject to the applicable RDC rules and circumstances.

No. RentFlow provides document preparation, typing, registration and procedural follow-up support. We do not provide legal advice or act as your legal representative.

If you require legal advice or representation, you should consult a qualified lawyer.

NEED HELP WITH YOUR CLAIM?

Not sure whether your claim is suitable for a Payment Writ?

Tell us about the amount you are seeking to recover and share the available supporting documents. We’ll review the information and help you identify the appropriate procedural service before you proceed.

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