Substantial Interference - LTB Orders
Disputes arising from interference with the reasonable enjoyment of the rental unit or residential complex.
Dispute Stats
Total Orders
5,755
Orders since 2024
917
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Jano Coelho v DSK Galaxy Home Ltd
LTB rules a deceased tenant's spouse was not a tenant because she had previously vacated the unit, which was no longer her 'principal residence'.
Stokes v Marentette
Lasalle tenants evicted and ordered to pay $3,576 for property damage and aggressive behavior toward their landlord.
CityHousing Hamilton corporation v Geoghegan
A Hamilton tenant with multiple disabilities was evicted for a year-long campaign of threats, property damage, and harassment, after the LTB found her refusal of support services meant the landlord had met its duty to accommodate.
Bir v Jenkins
Tenants ordered to pay over $6,300 for dog and smoke-related damages to a new home after the LTB found damage to hardwood floors and garage walls exceeded normal wear and tear.
Haughton v Sinnathamby
Tenant's application alleging landlord's bad faith in obtaining an N11 agreement was dismissed, with the LTB accepting the landlord's 'market conditions' defense for re-listing the unit at a higher rent.
Watt v Cowan
A Newmarket tenant's harassment and maintenance applications were dismissed after a review hearing where the Adjudicator found her testimony unreliable and an attempt to mislead the Board.
Sastre v Scott
Tenant's application for harassment and illegal entry dismissed as LTB lacks jurisdiction due to a shared kitchen with the landlord.
Ali v Amash
Tenant's T2 application for harassment and an $8,000 abatement was dismissed by the LTB due to insufficient evidence, despite the landlord not attending the hearing.
Haughton v Sinnathamby
Tenant's application alleging landlord's bad faith in obtaining an N11 agreement was dismissed, with the LTB accepting the landlord's 'market conditions' defense for re-listing the unit at a higher rent.
Watt v Cowan
A Newmarket tenant's harassment and maintenance applications were dismissed after a review hearing where the Adjudicator found her testimony unreliable and an attempt to mislead the Board.
Sastre v Scott
Tenant's application for harassment and illegal entry dismissed as LTB lacks jurisdiction due to a shared kitchen with the landlord.
Ali v Amash
Tenant's T2 application for harassment and an $8,000 abatement was dismissed by the LTB due to insufficient evidence, despite the landlord not attending the hearing.
Haughton v Sinnathamby
Tenant's application alleging landlord's bad faith in obtaining an N11 agreement was dismissed, with the LTB accepting the landlord's 'market conditions' defense for re-listing the unit at a higher rent.
Watt v Cowan
A Newmarket tenant's harassment and maintenance applications were dismissed after a review hearing where the Adjudicator found her testimony unreliable and an attempt to mislead the Board.
Sastre v Scott
Tenant's application for harassment and illegal entry dismissed as LTB lacks jurisdiction due to a shared kitchen with the landlord.
Ali v Amash
Tenant's T2 application for harassment and an $8,000 abatement was dismissed by the LTB due to insufficient evidence, despite the landlord not attending the hearing.
Jano Coelho v DSK Galaxy Home Ltd
LTB rules a deceased tenant's spouse was not a tenant because she had previously vacated the unit, which was no longer her 'principal residence'.
Stokes v Marentette
Lasalle tenants evicted and ordered to pay $3,576 for property damage and aggressive behavior toward their landlord.
Haughton v Sinnathamby
Tenant's application alleging landlord's bad faith in obtaining an N11 agreement was dismissed, with the LTB accepting the landlord's 'market conditions' defense for re-listing the unit at a higher rent.
Watt v Cowan
A Newmarket tenant's harassment and maintenance applications were dismissed after a review hearing where the Adjudicator found her testimony unreliable and an attempt to mislead the Board.
Sastre v Scott
Tenant's application for harassment and illegal entry dismissed as LTB lacks jurisdiction due to a shared kitchen with the landlord.
Ali v Amash
Tenant's T2 application for harassment and an $8,000 abatement was dismissed by the LTB due to insufficient evidence, despite the landlord not attending the hearing.
Jano Coelho v DSK Galaxy Home Ltd
LTB rules a deceased tenant's spouse was not a tenant because she had previously vacated the unit, which was no longer her 'principal residence'.
Stokes v Marentette
Lasalle tenants evicted and ordered to pay $3,576 for property damage and aggressive behavior toward their landlord.
CityHousing Hamilton corporation v Geoghegan
A Hamilton tenant with multiple disabilities was evicted for a year-long campaign of threats, property damage, and harassment, after the LTB found her refusal of support services meant the landlord had met its duty to accommodate.
Bir v Jenkins
Tenants ordered to pay over $6,300 for dog and smoke-related damages to a new home after the LTB found damage to hardwood floors and garage walls exceeded normal wear and tear.
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