Utility Costs - LTB Orders
Cases where a landlord is seeking payment of utilities or a tenant dispute utilities costs.
Dispute Stats
Total Orders
114
Orders since 2024
70
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Saroop v Millar
Ottawa landlord awarded $4,205 for rent and utilities; claims for property damage and value loss dismissed.
Khatri v Clarke
Tottenham tenants' review request dismissed after they refused to proceed without an unidentified, aggressive representative.
Landlord successfully recovers $946 in unpaid water costs from former tenants after they moved out.
Sooriyahetti v Dogar
Brampton tenants ordered to pay over $2,400 for utility arrears and damage to a new refrigerator.
Dy v Shields-dandy
Former Thorold tenants ordered to pay over $4,400 for arrears and items mistakenly taken during their move.
Whilby v McDonald
Brampton tenants fail to stop eviction despite claiming mail theft, as LTB finds their $20,000 arrears case not credible for review.
Grewal v Naeem
Georgetown tenants evicted for substantial interference and ordered to pay over $22,000 in rent and utility arrears after their procedural arguments were dismissed.
Landlords awarded $14,144.13 from former tenant for unpaid utilities and damages to rental unit.
Dy v Shields-dandy
Former Thorold tenants ordered to pay over $4,400 for arrears and items mistakenly taken during their move.
Whilby v McDonald
Brampton tenants fail to stop eviction despite claiming mail theft, as LTB finds their $20,000 arrears case not credible for review.
Grewal v Naeem
Georgetown tenants evicted for substantial interference and ordered to pay over $22,000 in rent and utility arrears after their procedural arguments were dismissed.
Landlords awarded $14,144.13 from former tenant for unpaid utilities and damages to rental unit.
Dy v Shields-dandy
Former Thorold tenants ordered to pay over $4,400 for arrears and items mistakenly taken during their move.
Whilby v McDonald
Brampton tenants fail to stop eviction despite claiming mail theft, as LTB finds their $20,000 arrears case not credible for review.
Grewal v Naeem
Georgetown tenants evicted for substantial interference and ordered to pay over $22,000 in rent and utility arrears after their procedural arguments were dismissed.
Landlords awarded $14,144.13 from former tenant for unpaid utilities and damages to rental unit.
Saroop v Millar
Ottawa landlord awarded $4,205 for rent and utilities; claims for property damage and value loss dismissed.
Khatri v Clarke
Tottenham tenants' review request dismissed after they refused to proceed without an unidentified, aggressive representative.
Dy v Shields-dandy
Former Thorold tenants ordered to pay over $4,400 for arrears and items mistakenly taken during their move.
Whilby v McDonald
Brampton tenants fail to stop eviction despite claiming mail theft, as LTB finds their $20,000 arrears case not credible for review.
Grewal v Naeem
Georgetown tenants evicted for substantial interference and ordered to pay over $22,000 in rent and utility arrears after their procedural arguments were dismissed.
Landlords awarded $14,144.13 from former tenant for unpaid utilities and damages to rental unit.
Saroop v Millar
Ottawa landlord awarded $4,205 for rent and utilities; claims for property damage and value loss dismissed.
Khatri v Clarke
Tottenham tenants' review request dismissed after they refused to proceed without an unidentified, aggressive representative.
Landlord successfully recovers $946 in unpaid water costs from former tenants after they moved out.
Sooriyahetti v Dogar
Brampton tenants ordered to pay over $2,400 for utility arrears and damage to a new refrigerator.
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