Section 148AG of the Residential Tenancies Act 2004 – Relationship between investigation and criminal proceedings
Residential Tenancies Act 2004 (RTA 2004) · Part 7A – Complaints, Investigations and Sanctions
Revised Act prepared by the Law Reform Commission, updated to 1 March 2026. Amendments made after that date are not included.
(1)If a sanction is imposed on a landlord under section 148AA(3) or 148AB(2) and the improper conduct in respect of which the sanction is imposed is an offence under this Act, the landlord is not liable to criminal proceedings for the offence in respect of the improper conduct concerned.
Provisions referred to
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- Section 148SPowers of authorised officer
- Section 148WAcknowledg-ment of contravention
- Section 148AAAppeal to Circuit Court against decision to impose sanction
- Section 148ABApplication to Circuit Court to confirm decision to impose sanction
Other provisions in this part
- Section 148UBoard to appoint authorised officer and decision maker
- Section 148VNotice of investigation
- Section 148WAcknowledg-ment of contravention
- Section 148XInvestigation report and decision
- Section 148YReceipt of decision by Board
- Section 148ZDecision and requirement of confirmation
- Section 148AAAppeal to Circuit Court against decision to impose sanction
- Section 148ABApplication to Circuit Court to confirm decision to impose sanction
- Section 148ACProvisions supplementary to sections 148AA and 148AB
- Section 148ADMatters to be considered in determining nature of sanction
- Section 148AEPublication of sanctions
- Section 148AFProcedural rules