Bad Faith Eviction - LTB Orders
Cases where tenants claim landlords have evicted them in bad faith.
Dispute Stats
Total Orders
604
Orders since 2024
227
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Landlords win a bad faith eviction case after proving a genuine change in family circumstances occurred after the tenants had already vacated following an N12 notice.
A landlord successfully defended a bad faith eviction claim by proving a change in personal circumstances, leading to the dismissal of the tenants' application.
Tenant's bad faith eviction claim is dismissed as she admitted to moving out for reasons other than the Landlord's N12 notice.
FERDOWSI v TONKONOG
LTB dismisses tenants' bad faith eviction claim review, confirming that the landlord's unforeseen change of personal circumstances after taking possession of the unit was not an act of bad faith.
Sudbury tenants' bad faith eviction claim is dismissed after landlords provide strong documentary evidence of personal use.
Tenant's bad faith eviction claim was dismissed as a two-month delay for the new purchaser to move in was not deemed unreasonable by the LTB.
Tenants' bad faith eviction claim and subsequent review request were both dismissed because they were filed after the mandatory two-year deadline had expired.
Landlord successfully defends against a bad faith eviction claim after delaying move-in and listing the property for sale due to extensive tenant-caused smoke damage.
Sudbury tenants' bad faith eviction claim is dismissed after landlords provide strong documentary evidence of personal use.
Tenant's bad faith eviction claim was dismissed as a two-month delay for the new purchaser to move in was not deemed unreasonable by the LTB.
Tenants' bad faith eviction claim and subsequent review request were both dismissed because they were filed after the mandatory two-year deadline had expired.
Landlord successfully defends against a bad faith eviction claim after delaying move-in and listing the property for sale due to extensive tenant-caused smoke damage.
Sudbury tenants' bad faith eviction claim is dismissed after landlords provide strong documentary evidence of personal use.
Tenant's bad faith eviction claim was dismissed as a two-month delay for the new purchaser to move in was not deemed unreasonable by the LTB.
Tenants' bad faith eviction claim and subsequent review request were both dismissed because they were filed after the mandatory two-year deadline had expired.
Landlord successfully defends against a bad faith eviction claim after delaying move-in and listing the property for sale due to extensive tenant-caused smoke damage.
Landlords win a bad faith eviction case after proving a genuine change in family circumstances occurred after the tenants had already vacated following an N12 notice.
A landlord successfully defended a bad faith eviction claim by proving a change in personal circumstances, leading to the dismissal of the tenants' application.
Sudbury tenants' bad faith eviction claim is dismissed after landlords provide strong documentary evidence of personal use.
Tenant's bad faith eviction claim was dismissed as a two-month delay for the new purchaser to move in was not deemed unreasonable by the LTB.
Tenants' bad faith eviction claim and subsequent review request were both dismissed because they were filed after the mandatory two-year deadline had expired.
Landlord successfully defends against a bad faith eviction claim after delaying move-in and listing the property for sale due to extensive tenant-caused smoke damage.
Landlords win a bad faith eviction case after proving a genuine change in family circumstances occurred after the tenants had already vacated following an N12 notice.
A landlord successfully defended a bad faith eviction claim by proving a change in personal circumstances, leading to the dismissal of the tenants' application.
Tenant's bad faith eviction claim is dismissed as she admitted to moving out for reasons other than the Landlord's N12 notice.
FERDOWSI v TONKONOG
LTB dismisses tenants' bad faith eviction claim review, confirming that the landlord's unforeseen change of personal circumstances after taking possession of the unit was not an act of bad faith.
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