Harry Cho
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Substantial Interference25
Landlord Win Rate: 48%
- Personal Use24
Landlord Win Rate: 75%
- Other15
Landlord Win Rate: 73.33%
- Maintenance Issues11
Landlord Win Rate: 63.64%
- Harassment10
Landlord Win Rate: 70%
- Persistent Late Payment9
Landlord Win Rate: 88.89%
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Latest Orders
QIN v WANG
The LTB denied a landlord's request to expedite an eviction for non-payment of rent, confirming that this remedy is not available for rent arrears cases.
Uddin v Milne
A landlord's request to review an order was denied because their agent's mistake at the hearing was not considered a 'serious error' by the LTB.
Digiandomenico v Tripp
LTB denies a landlord's second request to review a decision, citing procedural rules that prohibit multiple reviews of the same order.
An Oshawa tenant's request to review an eviction order for over $15,000 in rent arrears is denied by the LTB.
CAPREIT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP v ELUKI
Oshawa tenant's second request to review a non-payment eviction order is denied by the LTB, which confirmed the original decision and advised the tenant to appeal to the Divisional Court.
ALMAJNI v PHILLIPS
Tenant's attempt to overturn a consent eviction order by claiming mental distress during the hearing is denied by the LTB.
QIN v WANG
The LTB denied a landlord's request to expedite an eviction for non-payment of rent, confirming that this remedy is not available for rent arrears cases.
Uddin v Milne
A landlord's request to review an order was denied because their agent's mistake at the hearing was not considered a 'serious error' by the LTB.
Digiandomenico v Tripp
LTB denies a landlord's second request to review a decision, citing procedural rules that prohibit multiple reviews of the same order.
An Oshawa tenant's request to review an eviction order for over $15,000 in rent arrears is denied by the LTB.
CAPREIT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP v ELUKI
Oshawa tenant's second request to review a non-payment eviction order is denied by the LTB, which confirmed the original decision and advised the tenant to appeal to the Divisional Court.
ALMAJNI v PHILLIPS
Tenant's attempt to overturn a consent eviction order by claiming mental distress during the hearing is denied by the LTB.
QIN v WANG
The LTB denied a landlord's request to expedite an eviction for non-payment of rent, confirming that this remedy is not available for rent arrears cases.
Uddin v Milne
A landlord's request to review an order was denied because their agent's mistake at the hearing was not considered a 'serious error' by the LTB.
Digiandomenico v Tripp
LTB denies a landlord's second request to review a decision, citing procedural rules that prohibit multiple reviews of the same order.
An Oshawa tenant's request to review an eviction order for over $15,000 in rent arrears is denied by the LTB.
CAPREIT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP v ELUKI
Oshawa tenant's second request to review a non-payment eviction order is denied by the LTB, which confirmed the original decision and advised the tenant to appeal to the Divisional Court.
ALMAJNI v PHILLIPS
Tenant's attempt to overturn a consent eviction order by claiming mental distress during the hearing is denied by the LTB.
QIN v WANG
The LTB denied a landlord's request to expedite an eviction for non-payment of rent, confirming that this remedy is not available for rent arrears cases.
Uddin v Milne
A landlord's request to review an order was denied because their agent's mistake at the hearing was not considered a 'serious error' by the LTB.
Digiandomenico v Tripp
LTB denies a landlord's second request to review a decision, citing procedural rules that prohibit multiple reviews of the same order.
An Oshawa tenant's request to review an eviction order for over $15,000 in rent arrears is denied by the LTB.
CAPREIT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP v ELUKI
Oshawa tenant's second request to review a non-payment eviction order is denied by the LTB, which confirmed the original decision and advised the tenant to appeal to the Divisional Court.
ALMAJNI v PHILLIPS
Tenant's attempt to overturn a consent eviction order by claiming mental distress during the hearing is denied by the LTB.
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