Benjamin Seigel
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 32 Orders since 2024PRO
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Substantial Interference10
Landlord Win Rate: 40%
- Property Damage9
Landlord Win Rate: 66.67%
- Bad Faith Eviction4
Landlord Win Rate: 50%
- Illegal Charges4
Landlord Win Rate: 25%
- Utility Cost4
Landlord Win Rate: 75%
- Maintenance Issues3
Landlord Win Rate: 66.67%
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Latest Orders
LTB rules the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply to siblings sharing a home, as the shared kitchen exemption holds despite a standard lease and the landlord's temporary absences.
Abdul Rasheed v Richards
A Welland tenancy ended by consent, but after a dispute over a damaged door, the LTB ordered the landlord to return over $1,200 of the rent deposit to the tenant.
Krishna Properties Inc. v Pereira
LTB grants a senior, long-term tenant a 'final opportunity' by setting aside an eviction order, citing her personal circumstances and bank fraud claim, and establishing a new payment plan for $3,925 in arrears.
LTB confirms tenancy termination based on an agreement signed by one co-tenant after the other had abandoned the unit.
Tenants abandoned their York rental unit, leaving over $17,000 in unpaid rent, prompting the LTB to order them to pay the full amount to the Landlord.
2789948 ONTARIO INC. v HOOLEY
A Windsor tenant was evicted for making excessive noise that disturbed neighbours, leading to the termination of their tenancy.
LTB rules the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply to siblings sharing a home, as the shared kitchen exemption holds despite a standard lease and the landlord's temporary absences.
Abdul Rasheed v Richards
A Welland tenancy ended by consent, but after a dispute over a damaged door, the LTB ordered the landlord to return over $1,200 of the rent deposit to the tenant.
Krishna Properties Inc. v Pereira
LTB grants a senior, long-term tenant a 'final opportunity' by setting aside an eviction order, citing her personal circumstances and bank fraud claim, and establishing a new payment plan for $3,925 in arrears.
LTB confirms tenancy termination based on an agreement signed by one co-tenant after the other had abandoned the unit.
Tenants abandoned their York rental unit, leaving over $17,000 in unpaid rent, prompting the LTB to order them to pay the full amount to the Landlord.
2789948 ONTARIO INC. v HOOLEY
A Windsor tenant was evicted for making excessive noise that disturbed neighbours, leading to the termination of their tenancy.
LTB rules the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply to siblings sharing a home, as the shared kitchen exemption holds despite a standard lease and the landlord's temporary absences.
Abdul Rasheed v Richards
A Welland tenancy ended by consent, but after a dispute over a damaged door, the LTB ordered the landlord to return over $1,200 of the rent deposit to the tenant.
Krishna Properties Inc. v Pereira
LTB grants a senior, long-term tenant a 'final opportunity' by setting aside an eviction order, citing her personal circumstances and bank fraud claim, and establishing a new payment plan for $3,925 in arrears.
LTB confirms tenancy termination based on an agreement signed by one co-tenant after the other had abandoned the unit.
Tenants abandoned their York rental unit, leaving over $17,000 in unpaid rent, prompting the LTB to order them to pay the full amount to the Landlord.
2789948 ONTARIO INC. v HOOLEY
A Windsor tenant was evicted for making excessive noise that disturbed neighbours, leading to the termination of their tenancy.
LTB rules the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply to siblings sharing a home, as the shared kitchen exemption holds despite a standard lease and the landlord's temporary absences.
Abdul Rasheed v Richards
A Welland tenancy ended by consent, but after a dispute over a damaged door, the LTB ordered the landlord to return over $1,200 of the rent deposit to the tenant.
Krishna Properties Inc. v Pereira
LTB grants a senior, long-term tenant a 'final opportunity' by setting aside an eviction order, citing her personal circumstances and bank fraud claim, and establishing a new payment plan for $3,925 in arrears.
LTB confirms tenancy termination based on an agreement signed by one co-tenant after the other had abandoned the unit.
Tenants abandoned their York rental unit, leaving over $17,000 in unpaid rent, prompting the LTB to order them to pay the full amount to the Landlord.
2789948 ONTARIO INC. v HOOLEY
A Windsor tenant was evicted for making excessive noise that disturbed neighbours, leading to the termination of their tenancy.
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