LTB Orders
Explore real-world orders from the Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) to better understand various types of rental disputes and their outcomes.
Landlord Can Apply
Non-Payment of Rent
Cases involving tenants failing to pay rent on time or in full.
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Personal Use Eviction
Cases where landlords evict tenants to occupy the property for themselves, a purchaser, a family member, or a caregiver.
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Property Damage
Disputes involving damage to the rental property beyond normal wear and tear.
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Tenant Agreed Termination
Cases where tenants refuse to vacate after an agreement to end the lease or tenant gave a termination notice.
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Renovation and Demolition
Cases involving evictions for renovation, major repairs, or demolition of the rental property.
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Unauthorized Occupants
Disputes involving unauthorized occupants or overcrowding in the rental unit.
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Tenant Abandons Property
Cases on whether the tenant abandoned the property.
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Tenant Can Apply
Bad Faith Eviction
Cases where tenants claim landlords have evicted them in bad faith.
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Lockout and Illegal Eviction
Cases where landlords have illegally locked out tenants or changed locks without proper authorization.
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Illegal Entry
Cases of landlords entering the rental unit without proper notice or permission.
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Rent Increase Disputes
Disputes related to rent increases, including illegal increases and above-guideline increases.
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Vital Services
Cases where landlords have withheld or interfered with vital services such as heat, water, or electricity.
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Tenant Rights
Cases involving various tenant rights issues not covered in other categories.
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Rent Deposit Disputes
Disputes related to rent deposits, including illegal collection or retention.
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Illegal Charges or Collection
Disputes involving illegal charges, collection, or retention of money by landlords.
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Rent Reduction
Cases where tenants seek rent reduction due to reduction or discontinuance of services or facilities.
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Both Can Apply
Harassment
Disputes involving harassment or threats by either landlords or tenants.
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Substantial Interference
Disputes arising from interference with the reasonable enjoyment of the rental unit or residential complex.
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Breach of Conditions
Cases where tenants or landlords have violated terms of the lease agreement.
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Utility Costs
Cases where a landlord is seeking payment of utilities or a tenant dispute utilities costs.
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Residential Tenancies Act Applicability
Cases on whether Residential Tenancies Act is applicable to the situation.
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Assignment or Sublet
Cases on tenant requesting consent to assign or subletting the rental unit.