Dale Whitmore
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 19 Orders since 2024PRO
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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 15 Orders since 2024PRO
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Maintenance Issues41
Landlord Win Rate: 39.02%
- Harassment29
Landlord Win Rate: 41.38%
- Safety Concerns25
Landlord Win Rate: 52%
- Tenant Rights24
Landlord Win Rate: 41.67%
- Property Damage21
Landlord Win Rate: 57.14%
- Personal Use19
Landlord Win Rate: 52.63%
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Latest Orders
Celik v Celik
The LTB dismissed the tenant's application because the Residential Tenancies Act did not apply due to the shared use of kitchen and bathroom facilities with the landlord and the landlord's mother.
The LTB issued an amended order terminating the tenancy and ordering the Tenants to pay unpaid utilities and filing costs after failing to attend the hearing.
An interim LTB order determined that the Residential Tenancies Act applied to the tenancy from June 2024 onwards, rejecting the landlord's section 5(i) exemption claim.
Rose v Corbyn
The Landlord's review request is granted because the previous order incorrectly calculated the one-year limitation period by failing to account for a leap year.
Akmil v Eren
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's application alleging maintenance issues and harassment because the amended application failed to provide sufficient particulars and dates.
Kaur v Anwer
An adjudicator partially granted a tenant's application for rent abatements and overpayment refunds due to noise and illegal entry, while denying retroactive termination of the tenancy.
Celik v Celik
The LTB dismissed the tenant's application because the Residential Tenancies Act did not apply due to the shared use of kitchen and bathroom facilities with the landlord and the landlord's mother.
The LTB issued an amended order terminating the tenancy and ordering the Tenants to pay unpaid utilities and filing costs after failing to attend the hearing.
An interim LTB order determined that the Residential Tenancies Act applied to the tenancy from June 2024 onwards, rejecting the landlord's section 5(i) exemption claim.
Rose v Corbyn
The Landlord's review request is granted because the previous order incorrectly calculated the one-year limitation period by failing to account for a leap year.
Akmil v Eren
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's application alleging maintenance issues and harassment because the amended application failed to provide sufficient particulars and dates.
Kaur v Anwer
An adjudicator partially granted a tenant's application for rent abatements and overpayment refunds due to noise and illegal entry, while denying retroactive termination of the tenancy.
Celik v Celik
The LTB dismissed the tenant's application because the Residential Tenancies Act did not apply due to the shared use of kitchen and bathroom facilities with the landlord and the landlord's mother.
The LTB issued an amended order terminating the tenancy and ordering the Tenants to pay unpaid utilities and filing costs after failing to attend the hearing.
An interim LTB order determined that the Residential Tenancies Act applied to the tenancy from June 2024 onwards, rejecting the landlord's section 5(i) exemption claim.
Rose v Corbyn
The Landlord's review request is granted because the previous order incorrectly calculated the one-year limitation period by failing to account for a leap year.
Akmil v Eren
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's application alleging maintenance issues and harassment because the amended application failed to provide sufficient particulars and dates.
Kaur v Anwer
An adjudicator partially granted a tenant's application for rent abatements and overpayment refunds due to noise and illegal entry, while denying retroactive termination of the tenancy.
Celik v Celik
The LTB dismissed the tenant's application because the Residential Tenancies Act did not apply due to the shared use of kitchen and bathroom facilities with the landlord and the landlord's mother.
The LTB issued an amended order terminating the tenancy and ordering the Tenants to pay unpaid utilities and filing costs after failing to attend the hearing.
An interim LTB order determined that the Residential Tenancies Act applied to the tenancy from June 2024 onwards, rejecting the landlord's section 5(i) exemption claim.
Rose v Corbyn
The Landlord's review request is granted because the previous order incorrectly calculated the one-year limitation period by failing to account for a leap year.
Akmil v Eren
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's application alleging maintenance issues and harassment because the amended application failed to provide sufficient particulars and dates.
Kaur v Anwer
An adjudicator partially granted a tenant's application for rent abatements and overpayment refunds due to noise and illegal entry, while denying retroactive termination of the tenancy.
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