Personal Use Eviction - LTB Orders

Cases where landlords evict tenants to occupy the property for themselves, a purchaser, a family member, or a caregiver.

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Dispute Stats

Total Orders

2,937

Orders since 2024

729

Cases Outcomes

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

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Contested Cases Outcomes

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Outcomes when tenant attended hearing

Landlord Wins
30 orders60%
Tenant Wins
30 orders30%
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Anand v Fulton

Contested Dispute
Landlord Wins
January 12, 2026
Mississauga

Landlord granted $8,476 in rent arrears from a deceased tenant's estate following a dispute over unauthorized occupancy.

Testimony Contested
ContentionModerate

Lopez v Joseph

Contested Dispute
Landlord Wins
January 12, 2026
Scarborough

Landlord granted N12 eviction for mother's use despite tenants' concerns of bad faith and rent increase motives.

Testimony Contested
Eviction Relief Granted
ContentionModerate

Trottier v Rathwell

Contested Dispute
Landlord Wins
January 8, 2026
Elliot Lake

Landlord successfully evicted tenant for personal use to make the unit wheelchair accessible despite claims of retaliation.

Testimony Contested
Eviction Relief Granted
ContentionHigh

Martinez v Gonzales

Contested Dispute
Landlord Wins
December 18, 2025
York

Landlord's son granted possession of rental unit to reduce commute, but 21-year tenant receives 3-month eviction delay.

Testimony Contested
Eviction Relief Granted
ContentionHigh

Shamma v K****** Zargar

Contested Dispute
Landlord Wins
December 9, 2025
Richmond Hill

Landlord succeeds in N12 eviction for son's use, but Tenants receive a 3-month delay due to health issues.

Testimony Contested
Eviction Relief Granted
ContentionModerate

Sidhu v Golding

Contested Dispute
Landlord Wins
December 9, 2025
Brampton
Motion to Set Aside

Brampton tenants' motion to set aside eviction denied after failing to pay over $19,000 in rent arrears and breaching a consent order.

Tenant Aggravating Factor
Testimony Contested
ContentionHigh

MENDES v HIGNETT

Contested Dispute
Landlord Wins
December 9, 2025
Toronto

Landlords win eviction for personal use to convert a Toronto four-plex into a single-family home, with the tenant granted a move-out extension.

Testimony Contested
Eviction Relief Granted
ContentionModerate

Pinto v Manchanda

Contested Dispute
Landlord Wins

Brampton landlord granted eviction for personal use (medical recovery) and significant rent arrears.

Testimony Contested
Eviction Relief Granted
ContentionHigh

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