Bryan Delorenzi
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 91 Orders since 2024PRO
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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 10 Orders since 2024PRO
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Maintenance Issues46
Landlord Win Rate: 32.61%
- Tenant Agreed Termination35
Landlord Win Rate: 40%
- Harassment20
Landlord Win Rate: 20%
- Bad Faith Eviction18
Landlord Win Rate: 16.67%
- Personal Use18
Landlord Win Rate: 50%
- Persistent Late Payment14
Landlord Win Rate: 50%
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Latest Orders
Caskie v Skeba
The LTB ordered the Landlord to pay the Tenant $15,039.29 for maintenance failures, illegal lockout, utility service interference, and harassment.
The Board denied a tenant's request for a review of an order concerning rent arrears, concluding that the original proceeding was fair.
Haldimand Norfolk Housing Corporation v Heimbecher
The Landlord's request to review an order concerning substantial interference was denied, confirming the original decision.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement for $150.00 regarding a maintenance application.
Markle v Sleepwell Property Management
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed due to the Tenant's failure to attend the scheduled hearing.
The Landlord and Tenant entered into a consent order for a $740.00 rent abatement following a maintenance dispute.
Caskie v Skeba
The LTB ordered the Landlord to pay the Tenant $15,039.29 for maintenance failures, illegal lockout, utility service interference, and harassment.
The Board denied a tenant's request for a review of an order concerning rent arrears, concluding that the original proceeding was fair.
Haldimand Norfolk Housing Corporation v Heimbecher
The Landlord's request to review an order concerning substantial interference was denied, confirming the original decision.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement for $150.00 regarding a maintenance application.
Markle v Sleepwell Property Management
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed due to the Tenant's failure to attend the scheduled hearing.
The Landlord and Tenant entered into a consent order for a $740.00 rent abatement following a maintenance dispute.
Caskie v Skeba
The LTB ordered the Landlord to pay the Tenant $15,039.29 for maintenance failures, illegal lockout, utility service interference, and harassment.
The Board denied a tenant's request for a review of an order concerning rent arrears, concluding that the original proceeding was fair.
Haldimand Norfolk Housing Corporation v Heimbecher
The Landlord's request to review an order concerning substantial interference was denied, confirming the original decision.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement for $150.00 regarding a maintenance application.
Markle v Sleepwell Property Management
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed due to the Tenant's failure to attend the scheduled hearing.
The Landlord and Tenant entered into a consent order for a $740.00 rent abatement following a maintenance dispute.
Caskie v Skeba
The LTB ordered the Landlord to pay the Tenant $15,039.29 for maintenance failures, illegal lockout, utility service interference, and harassment.
The Board denied a tenant's request for a review of an order concerning rent arrears, concluding that the original proceeding was fair.
Haldimand Norfolk Housing Corporation v Heimbecher
The Landlord's request to review an order concerning substantial interference was denied, confirming the original decision.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement for $150.00 regarding a maintenance application.
Markle v Sleepwell Property Management
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed due to the Tenant's failure to attend the scheduled hearing.
The Landlord and Tenant entered into a consent order for a $740.00 rent abatement following a maintenance dispute.
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