Dawn Carr
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 151 Orders since 2024PRO
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Breach Of Conditions38
Landlord Win Rate: 39.47%
- Tenant Agreed Termination33
Landlord Win Rate: 54.55%
- Harassment29
Landlord Win Rate: 27.59%
- Tenant Rights26
Landlord Win Rate: 42.31%
- Property Damage23
Landlord Win Rate: 26.09%
- Persistent Late Payment21
Landlord Win Rate: 52.38%
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Latest Orders
Kingston and Frontenac Housing Corporation v Walker
On consent, the Board set aside a previous order and established new conditional terms to preserve the tenancy.
Vangar Properties Inc. v Fraser and Middleton
The Landlord's application for eviction for breach of conditions was abandoned due to the Landlord's non-attendance at the hearing, and the Tenants' motion to set aside the previous order was granted.
Lad v Mohammed
The Landlord was awarded $812.37 for unpaid utilities, property damage, and filing fees after the Tenant vacated the unit.
BDO Canada LTD Receiver v Kidd
The Tenant's request to review a non-payment of rent order was denied because the Tenant failed to demonstrate they were unable to participate in the original hearing.
Toronto Community Housing Corporation v Guy
The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy for a breach of conditions was dismissed after the adjudicator granted the Tenant's motion to set aside the previous order, finding the Tenant acted in self-defence.
The Landlord's application for payment of rent, utilities, and damages was dismissed because the Landlord failed to properly serve the Tenant with the required documents.
Kingston and Frontenac Housing Corporation v Walker
On consent, the Board set aside a previous order and established new conditional terms to preserve the tenancy.
Vangar Properties Inc. v Fraser and Middleton
The Landlord's application for eviction for breach of conditions was abandoned due to the Landlord's non-attendance at the hearing, and the Tenants' motion to set aside the previous order was granted.
Lad v Mohammed
The Landlord was awarded $812.37 for unpaid utilities, property damage, and filing fees after the Tenant vacated the unit.
BDO Canada LTD Receiver v Kidd
The Tenant's request to review a non-payment of rent order was denied because the Tenant failed to demonstrate they were unable to participate in the original hearing.
Toronto Community Housing Corporation v Guy
The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy for a breach of conditions was dismissed after the adjudicator granted the Tenant's motion to set aside the previous order, finding the Tenant acted in self-defence.
The Landlord's application for payment of rent, utilities, and damages was dismissed because the Landlord failed to properly serve the Tenant with the required documents.
Kingston and Frontenac Housing Corporation v Walker
On consent, the Board set aside a previous order and established new conditional terms to preserve the tenancy.
Vangar Properties Inc. v Fraser and Middleton
The Landlord's application for eviction for breach of conditions was abandoned due to the Landlord's non-attendance at the hearing, and the Tenants' motion to set aside the previous order was granted.
Lad v Mohammed
The Landlord was awarded $812.37 for unpaid utilities, property damage, and filing fees after the Tenant vacated the unit.
BDO Canada LTD Receiver v Kidd
The Tenant's request to review a non-payment of rent order was denied because the Tenant failed to demonstrate they were unable to participate in the original hearing.
Toronto Community Housing Corporation v Guy
The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy for a breach of conditions was dismissed after the adjudicator granted the Tenant's motion to set aside the previous order, finding the Tenant acted in self-defence.
The Landlord's application for payment of rent, utilities, and damages was dismissed because the Landlord failed to properly serve the Tenant with the required documents.
Kingston and Frontenac Housing Corporation v Walker
On consent, the Board set aside a previous order and established new conditional terms to preserve the tenancy.
Vangar Properties Inc. v Fraser and Middleton
The Landlord's application for eviction for breach of conditions was abandoned due to the Landlord's non-attendance at the hearing, and the Tenants' motion to set aside the previous order was granted.
Lad v Mohammed
The Landlord was awarded $812.37 for unpaid utilities, property damage, and filing fees after the Tenant vacated the unit.
BDO Canada LTD Receiver v Kidd
The Tenant's request to review a non-payment of rent order was denied because the Tenant failed to demonstrate they were unable to participate in the original hearing.
Toronto Community Housing Corporation v Guy
The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy for a breach of conditions was dismissed after the adjudicator granted the Tenant's motion to set aside the previous order, finding the Tenant acted in self-defence.
The Landlord's application for payment of rent, utilities, and damages was dismissed because the Landlord failed to properly serve the Tenant with the required documents.
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