Bad Faith Eviction - LTB Orders
Cases where tenants claim landlords have evicted them in bad faith.
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Orders since 2024
950
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The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed due to vague pleadings, failure to serve evidence, and lack of valid remedies sought.
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith in the issuance of an N12 notice was dismissed as the Landlord proved personal occupation of the unit.
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith eviction was dismissed because the Landlord demonstrated that a delay in occupying the unit was caused by unforeseen structural and zoning issues.
The Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed as the Landlord proved he occupied the unit in good faith.
A Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed by the Landlord and Tenant Board because it was filed past the one-year limitation period.
The LTB dismissed a Tenant's bad faith eviction application, finding that the Landlord sufficiently proved personal use of the unit by a family member.
The Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed after the adjudicator found the Landlord's testimony of their move-in and subsequent marital separation to be credible.
The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed because they failed to demonstrate financial loss resulting from the move.
A Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed by the Landlord and Tenant Board because it was filed past the one-year limitation period.
The LTB dismissed a Tenant's bad faith eviction application, finding that the Landlord sufficiently proved personal use of the unit by a family member.
The Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed after the adjudicator found the Landlord's testimony of their move-in and subsequent marital separation to be credible.
The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed because they failed to demonstrate financial loss resulting from the move.
A Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed by the Landlord and Tenant Board because it was filed past the one-year limitation period.
The LTB dismissed a Tenant's bad faith eviction application, finding that the Landlord sufficiently proved personal use of the unit by a family member.
The Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed after the adjudicator found the Landlord's testimony of their move-in and subsequent marital separation to be credible.
The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed because they failed to demonstrate financial loss resulting from the move.
The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed due to vague pleadings, failure to serve evidence, and lack of valid remedies sought.
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith in the issuance of an N12 notice was dismissed as the Landlord proved personal occupation of the unit.
A Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed by the Landlord and Tenant Board because it was filed past the one-year limitation period.
The LTB dismissed a Tenant's bad faith eviction application, finding that the Landlord sufficiently proved personal use of the unit by a family member.
The Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed after the adjudicator found the Landlord's testimony of their move-in and subsequent marital separation to be credible.
The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed because they failed to demonstrate financial loss resulting from the move.
The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed due to vague pleadings, failure to serve evidence, and lack of valid remedies sought.
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith in the issuance of an N12 notice was dismissed as the Landlord proved personal occupation of the unit.
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith eviction was dismissed because the Landlord demonstrated that a delay in occupying the unit was caused by unforeseen structural and zoning issues.
The Tenant's application for bad faith eviction was dismissed as the Landlord proved he occupied the unit in good faith.
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