Property Damage - LTB Orders
Disputes involving damage to the rental property beyond normal wear and tear.
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12008491 Canada Inc. v Kalima
The Tenant's request for review of an eviction order was dismissed because the Tenant had vacated the rental unit.
Lang v Neely
The Landlord was granted a conditional eviction order after proving substantial interference by the Tenant and their guests, though claims of property damage were dismissed.
12008491 Canada Inc. and T****** Beatrice Kalima
A review order was dismissed as moot because the tenant had already vacated the rental unit.
Kingsway A Limited v Ramachandran
The Landlord's application for eviction due to property damage was successful, but the Tenant was granted relief on the condition of paying for repair costs in installments.
12008491 Canada Inc. and T****** Beatrice Kalima
A review order was dismissed as moot because the tenant had already vacated the rental unit.
The Tenant's review request was denied after the member found the original order was reasonable and the Tenant had failed to serve their evidence in accordance with procedural rules.
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.
Tian v Keshvari
The Landlord's eviction application was dismissed, but the Tenant was ordered to pay for specific property damage; the Tenant's applications for harassment and maintenance issues were dismissed.
12008491 Canada Inc. and T****** Beatrice Kalima
A review order was dismissed as moot because the tenant had already vacated the rental unit.
The Tenant's review request was denied after the member found the original order was reasonable and the Tenant had failed to serve their evidence in accordance with procedural rules.
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.
Tian v Keshvari
The Landlord's eviction application was dismissed, but the Tenant was ordered to pay for specific property damage; the Tenant's applications for harassment and maintenance issues were dismissed.
12008491 Canada Inc. and T****** Beatrice Kalima
A review order was dismissed as moot because the tenant had already vacated the rental unit.
The Tenant's review request was denied after the member found the original order was reasonable and the Tenant had failed to serve their evidence in accordance with procedural rules.
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.
Tian v Keshvari
The Landlord's eviction application was dismissed, but the Tenant was ordered to pay for specific property damage; the Tenant's applications for harassment and maintenance issues were dismissed.
12008491 Canada Inc. v Kalima
The Tenant's request for review of an eviction order was dismissed because the Tenant had vacated the rental unit.
Lang v Neely
The Landlord was granted a conditional eviction order after proving substantial interference by the Tenant and their guests, though claims of property damage were dismissed.
12008491 Canada Inc. and T****** Beatrice Kalima
A review order was dismissed as moot because the tenant had already vacated the rental unit.
The Tenant's review request was denied after the member found the original order was reasonable and the Tenant had failed to serve their evidence in accordance with procedural rules.
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.
Tian v Keshvari
The Landlord's eviction application was dismissed, but the Tenant was ordered to pay for specific property damage; the Tenant's applications for harassment and maintenance issues were dismissed.
12008491 Canada Inc. v Kalima
The Tenant's request for review of an eviction order was dismissed because the Tenant had vacated the rental unit.
Lang v Neely
The Landlord was granted a conditional eviction order after proving substantial interference by the Tenant and their guests, though claims of property damage were dismissed.
12008491 Canada Inc. and T****** Beatrice Kalima
A review order was dismissed as moot because the tenant had already vacated the rental unit.
Kingsway A Limited v Ramachandran
The Landlord's application for eviction due to property damage was successful, but the Tenant was granted relief on the condition of paying for repair costs in installments.
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