Candace Aboussafy
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 66 Orders since 2024PRO
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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 17 Orders since 2024PRO
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Harassment26
Landlord Win Rate: 23.08%
- Tenant Agreed Termination25
Landlord Win Rate: 32%
- Personal Use22
Landlord Win Rate: 13.64%
- Breach Of Conditions21
Landlord Win Rate: 57.14%
- Tenant Rights21
Landlord Win Rate: 61.9%
- Property Damage15
Landlord Win Rate: 33.33%
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Latest Orders
The Tenant's request for a review of an order was denied as the Adjudicator found that the failure to attend the initial hearing was due to a lack of due diligence rather than a reasonable inability to participate.
Q Res V O******** LP v McKenzie
The Landlord and Tenant Board denied the review request and lifted the stay on the eviction order, confirming the termination of the tenancy for June 30, 2026.
Lannon v McDonald
The Board denied the Landlord's request to review an order that found the Tenant had not transferred occupancy of the unit.
Toronto Community Housing Corp v Galit
The Board denied the Tenant's request for a review of an eviction order for non-payment of rent, concluding the Tenant did not provide sufficient grounds for their absence at the original hearing.
Sivarajah v Barez
The Landlord was granted an eviction order for non-payment of rent after the Tenant failed to provide evidence of an ability to pay the substantial arrears or future rent.
Field v Newlands
The parties entered into a consent agreement to resolve applications regarding rent arrears and service reductions, setting a schedule for payments to avoid eviction.
The Tenant's request for a review of an order was denied as the Adjudicator found that the failure to attend the initial hearing was due to a lack of due diligence rather than a reasonable inability to participate.
Q Res V O******** LP v McKenzie
The Landlord and Tenant Board denied the review request and lifted the stay on the eviction order, confirming the termination of the tenancy for June 30, 2026.
Lannon v McDonald
The Board denied the Landlord's request to review an order that found the Tenant had not transferred occupancy of the unit.
Toronto Community Housing Corp v Galit
The Board denied the Tenant's request for a review of an eviction order for non-payment of rent, concluding the Tenant did not provide sufficient grounds for their absence at the original hearing.
Sivarajah v Barez
The Landlord was granted an eviction order for non-payment of rent after the Tenant failed to provide evidence of an ability to pay the substantial arrears or future rent.
Field v Newlands
The parties entered into a consent agreement to resolve applications regarding rent arrears and service reductions, setting a schedule for payments to avoid eviction.
The Tenant's request for a review of an order was denied as the Adjudicator found that the failure to attend the initial hearing was due to a lack of due diligence rather than a reasonable inability to participate.
Q Res V O******** LP v McKenzie
The Landlord and Tenant Board denied the review request and lifted the stay on the eviction order, confirming the termination of the tenancy for June 30, 2026.
Lannon v McDonald
The Board denied the Landlord's request to review an order that found the Tenant had not transferred occupancy of the unit.
Toronto Community Housing Corp v Galit
The Board denied the Tenant's request for a review of an eviction order for non-payment of rent, concluding the Tenant did not provide sufficient grounds for their absence at the original hearing.
Sivarajah v Barez
The Landlord was granted an eviction order for non-payment of rent after the Tenant failed to provide evidence of an ability to pay the substantial arrears or future rent.
Field v Newlands
The parties entered into a consent agreement to resolve applications regarding rent arrears and service reductions, setting a schedule for payments to avoid eviction.
The Tenant's request for a review of an order was denied as the Adjudicator found that the failure to attend the initial hearing was due to a lack of due diligence rather than a reasonable inability to participate.
Q Res V O******** LP v McKenzie
The Landlord and Tenant Board denied the review request and lifted the stay on the eviction order, confirming the termination of the tenancy for June 30, 2026.
Lannon v McDonald
The Board denied the Landlord's request to review an order that found the Tenant had not transferred occupancy of the unit.
Toronto Community Housing Corp v Galit
The Board denied the Tenant's request for a review of an eviction order for non-payment of rent, concluding the Tenant did not provide sufficient grounds for their absence at the original hearing.
Sivarajah v Barez
The Landlord was granted an eviction order for non-payment of rent after the Tenant failed to provide evidence of an ability to pay the substantial arrears or future rent.
Field v Newlands
The parties entered into a consent agreement to resolve applications regarding rent arrears and service reductions, setting a schedule for payments to avoid eviction.
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