A Brisbane woman whose fight to avoid eviction became an election issue, backed by Greens mayoral candidate Jonathan Srirangathan, had no right to stay, a tribunal has ruled.
Cridland argued she would be under extreme hardship if forced out of her home, and had been suffering as a result of the decision to end her lease. “This seems to be supported by Ms Cridland’s own statement of November 30, 2023, in which she states, ‘I am faced with rent prices nearly double what I have been accustomed to paying’,” the owner told the tribunal.In a decision handed down on February 12, QCAT member Michelle Lember found Cridland had been issued with a notice to leave when her fixed-term lease ended in October last year.
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