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Robert Patchett

Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions

Overview

Total Orders

541

Orders since 2024

46

Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant since 2024

9

Landlord's Notice Found Invalid since 2024

3

Hearing to Order
21days
Order to Termination
11days

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

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

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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 9 Orders since 2024
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Marchand v Klie

Reason for Relief

The Tenant's adult son no longer resides in the rental unit and is in an addictions treatment program, and the Tenant has been a long-term tenant since 2018.

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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 3 Orders since 2024
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Ottawa Community Housing v Ndombe

Decision Summary

The request to review the previous order is denied. The previous order is confirmed and remains unchanged.

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Contested Dispute by Category
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    • Maintenance Issues20

      Landlord Win Rate: 30%

    • Other19

      Landlord Win Rate: 15.79%

    • Personal Use15

      Landlord Win Rate: 46.67%

    • Lockout11

      Landlord Win Rate: 0%

    • Breach Of Conditions10

      Landlord Win Rate: 60%

    • Property Damage10

      Landlord Win Rate: 30%

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    Latest Orders

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    TSUI v ACOSTA RODRIGUEZ

    Contested Dispute
    Tenant Wins
    January 16, 2025
    Richmond Hill
    Motion to Set Aside

    LTB sets aside termination order, finds landlord acted in bad faith by pressuring tenants to sign N11 notice.

    Eviction Relief Granted
    ContentionExtreme
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    Taboika v Patel

    Contested Dispute
    Tenant Wins
    January 15, 2025
    Etobicoke

    Tenants win LTB case against landlord for failure to maintain minimum heat in rental unit, landlord ordered to pay $5,000 fine.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    ContentionExtreme
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    Royant v St ville

    Contested Dispute
    Tenant Wins
    December 3, 2024
    North York

    North York tenant awarded $2,536 after landlords illegally entered unit, changed locks, and harassed them.

    ContentionExtreme
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    Wara v Bisram

    Contested Dispute
    Tenant Wins
    November 25, 2024
    Etobicoke

    Landlord fails to prove good faith intent to occupy unit, N12 eviction application dismissed.

    Testimony Contested
    Eviction Relief Granted
    Section 82 Issues Raised and Permitted
    ContentionModerate
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    Danerry Enterprises v Mujan

    Contested Dispute
    Landlord Wins
    October 8, 2024
    Ottawa

    Ottawa tenants face eviction for non-payment of rent, owe $5,546.32 to landlord.

    ContentionHigh
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    BA Kisuule Property Management Inc v Timmermans

    Contested Dispute
    Tenant Wins
    September 27, 2024
    Rodney

    Tenant granted payment plan to avoid eviction for $26,186 in rent arrears in Rodney, ON.

    Eviction Relief Granted
    ContentionModerate
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