Lang v Neely

The Landlord and Tenant Board denied a Tenant's review request after determining the Tenant failed to demonstrate a lack of knowledge regarding the proceedings.

The Landlord was granted an eviction order because the Tenant engaged in substantial interference by entering into unauthorized renovation contracts in the Landlord's name and placing liens on the property.

The Landlord was granted a conditional eviction order for non-payment of rent and utilities, allowing the Tenant to preserve the tenancy by meeting specific payment deadlines.

The Landlord was granted an eviction order for unpaid rent and utility arrears after the Tenant failed to proceed with the hearing.

The tenancy is terminated because the Tenant repeatedly tampered with the building's security lock, creating a safety hazard for other residents.

The Landlord was granted a conditional eviction order due to persistent late rent and arrears, though damage claims were dismissed.

The LTB terminated the tenancy after finding the Tenant engaged in substantial interference, including unauthorized renovations and misrepresenting ownership to contractors.

The Landlord's application for damage costs was partially granted, and the Tenant was granted relief from eviction conditional on payment.