Illegal Entry - LTB Orders
Cases of landlords entering the rental unit without proper notice or permission.
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Orders since 2024
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Sorge v Bedard
The Tenant's application for illegal entry and substantial interference was dismissed because it was filed beyond the one-year limitation period.
Tian v Keshvari
The Landlord's application for termination was denied, and the Tenant was ordered to pay for a thermostat replacement, while the Tenant's cross-applications were dismissed.
Chartrand v Lefebvre
The Tenant's application for restoration of possession was dismissed as the adjudicator found the tenancy had been terminated by agreement prior to the property closing.
Landlord v Tenant
The Board dismissed a Tenant's application for possession after finding that the tenancy had been terminated by a prior verbal agreement, despite an earlier finding of an illegal lockout.
V** Blaricum v Marcoux
The Tenant's application for maintenance and harassment is dismissed as the Adjudicator found the Landlord acted reasonably in addressing the mould issue.
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed due to a lack of evidence regarding claimed damages, despite the adjudicator finding the notice of entry to be unreasonable.
Rudman v Hosseinpour
The Landlord's request for a review of an order regarding an illegal lockout and harassment was denied as the adjudicator found the original reasons were sufficient and justifiable.
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed as the LTB found the Landlord's entry was a valid emergency response following the Tenant's medical crisis.
V** Blaricum v Marcoux
The Tenant's application for maintenance and harassment is dismissed as the Adjudicator found the Landlord acted reasonably in addressing the mould issue.
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed due to a lack of evidence regarding claimed damages, despite the adjudicator finding the notice of entry to be unreasonable.
Rudman v Hosseinpour
The Landlord's request for a review of an order regarding an illegal lockout and harassment was denied as the adjudicator found the original reasons were sufficient and justifiable.
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed as the LTB found the Landlord's entry was a valid emergency response following the Tenant's medical crisis.
V** Blaricum v Marcoux
The Tenant's application for maintenance and harassment is dismissed as the Adjudicator found the Landlord acted reasonably in addressing the mould issue.
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed due to a lack of evidence regarding claimed damages, despite the adjudicator finding the notice of entry to be unreasonable.
Rudman v Hosseinpour
The Landlord's request for a review of an order regarding an illegal lockout and harassment was denied as the adjudicator found the original reasons were sufficient and justifiable.
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed as the LTB found the Landlord's entry was a valid emergency response following the Tenant's medical crisis.
Sorge v Bedard
The Tenant's application for illegal entry and substantial interference was dismissed because it was filed beyond the one-year limitation period.
Tian v Keshvari
The Landlord's application for termination was denied, and the Tenant was ordered to pay for a thermostat replacement, while the Tenant's cross-applications were dismissed.
V** Blaricum v Marcoux
The Tenant's application for maintenance and harassment is dismissed as the Adjudicator found the Landlord acted reasonably in addressing the mould issue.
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed due to a lack of evidence regarding claimed damages, despite the adjudicator finding the notice of entry to be unreasonable.
Rudman v Hosseinpour
The Landlord's request for a review of an order regarding an illegal lockout and harassment was denied as the adjudicator found the original reasons were sufficient and justifiable.
The Tenant's application for illegal entry was dismissed as the LTB found the Landlord's entry was a valid emergency response following the Tenant's medical crisis.
Sorge v Bedard
The Tenant's application for illegal entry and substantial interference was dismissed because it was filed beyond the one-year limitation period.
Tian v Keshvari
The Landlord's application for termination was denied, and the Tenant was ordered to pay for a thermostat replacement, while the Tenant's cross-applications were dismissed.
Chartrand v Lefebvre
The Tenant's application for restoration of possession was dismissed as the adjudicator found the tenancy had been terminated by agreement prior to the property closing.
Landlord v Tenant
The Board dismissed a Tenant's application for possession after finding that the tenancy had been terminated by a prior verbal agreement, despite an earlier finding of an illegal lockout.
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