Dillanique Knight
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 0 Orders since 2024PRO
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- Maintenance Issues7
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- Substantial Interference6
Landlord Win Rate: 0%
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Latest Orders
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a mediated settlement to terminate the tenancy and withdraw cross-applications, with the Landlord waiving outstanding rent.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a consent order terminating the tenancy and withdrawing all claims in exchange for a waiver of rent arrears and compliance with vacation terms.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a consent order to terminate the tenancy and withdraw cross-applications, with the Landlord waiving rent arrears in exchange for vacant possession.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated agreement to resolve non-payment of rent arrears.
CapGap Inc. v Ferguson
The parties reached a consent agreement for the termination of the tenancy and a repayment schedule for rent arrears.
Hastings Local Housing Corporation v Place
The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement to continue the tenancy subject to behavioral conditions.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a mediated settlement to terminate the tenancy and withdraw cross-applications, with the Landlord waiving outstanding rent.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a consent order terminating the tenancy and withdrawing all claims in exchange for a waiver of rent arrears and compliance with vacation terms.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a consent order to terminate the tenancy and withdraw cross-applications, with the Landlord waiving rent arrears in exchange for vacant possession.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated agreement to resolve non-payment of rent arrears.
CapGap Inc. v Ferguson
The parties reached a consent agreement for the termination of the tenancy and a repayment schedule for rent arrears.
Hastings Local Housing Corporation v Place
The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement to continue the tenancy subject to behavioral conditions.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a mediated settlement to terminate the tenancy and withdraw cross-applications, with the Landlord waiving outstanding rent.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a consent order terminating the tenancy and withdrawing all claims in exchange for a waiver of rent arrears and compliance with vacation terms.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a consent order to terminate the tenancy and withdraw cross-applications, with the Landlord waiving rent arrears in exchange for vacant possession.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated agreement to resolve non-payment of rent arrears.
CapGap Inc. v Ferguson
The parties reached a consent agreement for the termination of the tenancy and a repayment schedule for rent arrears.
Hastings Local Housing Corporation v Place
The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement to continue the tenancy subject to behavioral conditions.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a mediated settlement to terminate the tenancy and withdraw cross-applications, with the Landlord waiving outstanding rent.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a consent order terminating the tenancy and withdrawing all claims in exchange for a waiver of rent arrears and compliance with vacation terms.
2790 Dundas West Street Properties ULC v Reynolds
The parties entered into a consent order to terminate the tenancy and withdraw cross-applications, with the Landlord waiving rent arrears in exchange for vacant possession.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated agreement to resolve non-payment of rent arrears.
CapGap Inc. v Ferguson
The parties reached a consent agreement for the termination of the tenancy and a repayment schedule for rent arrears.
Hastings Local Housing Corporation v Place
The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement to continue the tenancy subject to behavioral conditions.
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