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Emily Robb

Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions

Overview

Total Orders

476

Orders since 2024

53

Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant since 2024

17

Landlord's Notice Found Invalid since 2024

3

Hearing to Order
15days
Order to Termination
11days

Order Outcomes
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Contested disputes are those where both parties were present at the hearing

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Landlord Wins
30 orders60%
Tenant Wins
30 orders30%
Agreement
30 orders10%

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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 17 Orders since 2024
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Kellezi v Slipski

Reason for Relief

The Landlord's son is not at risk of homelessness as he currently resides with his parents. Delaying the termination to April 30, 2024 is fair in the circumstances.

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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 3 Orders since 2024
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Giddy v Leclair

Decision Summary

The portion of the L2 application relating to the N5 notices of termination is dismissed. The portion of the L2 application relating to damages is granted. The Tenant shall pay the Landlord $1,350.00 for the reasonable costs of repairing the damage and replacing the damaged property, and $186.00 for the cost of filing the application. If the Tenant does not pay the full amount owing by April 26, 2024, the Tenant will start to owe interest at 7.00% annually on the balance outstanding.

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Contested Dispute by Category
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    • Persistent Late Payment9

      Landlord Win Rate: 100%

    • Harassment7

      Landlord Win Rate: 42.86%

    • Illegal Act6

      Landlord Win Rate: 100%

    • Other6

      Landlord Win Rate: 66.67%

    • Illegal Entry5

      Landlord Win Rate: 20%

    • Property Damage4

      Landlord Win Rate: 100%

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    Latest Orders

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    PPG Management Corp v Briand

    Contested Dispute
    Landlord Wins
    January 3, 2025
    London
    Review Order

    London landlord wins persistent late payment case, tenant's request to review order denied.

    ContentionLow
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    Nagaraja v Crawford

    Uncontested Dispute
    Landlord Wins
    August 16, 2024
    Sudbury

    Sudbury landlord wins eviction case after tenant's guest involved in shooting incident that impaired safety of others in complex.

    ContentionExtreme
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    Enterprise Reit Operating LP v Hasan

    Contested Dispute
    Landlord Wins
    August 15, 2024
    Toronto

    Landlord wins eviction of unauthorized occupants from Toronto rental unit.

    ContentionHigh
    0
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    Enterprise Reit Operating LP v Hasan

    Contested Dispute
    Landlord Wins
    August 15, 2024
    Toronto

    Toronto tenant evicted for unauthorized short-term rentals, ordered to pay compensation.

    ContentionHigh
    1
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    Kotowski v Song

    Contested Dispute
    Tenant Wins
    August 8, 2024
    Toronto

    Tenant awarded $553 after landlord illegally changed locks and locked her out of rental unit.

    ContentionHigh
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    MORRIS LAUNDERETTES LTD. v Kwame

    Contested Dispute
    Landlord Wins
    July 23, 2024
    Toronto
    Review Order

    Landlord wins non-payment case, but tenant granted temporary relief from eviction in Toronto dispute.

    Eviction Relief Granted
    ContentionHigh
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