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Lopes Brother Contracting LTD. v. Comeau and Dublow

Last updated: October 12, 2026

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Order Date: June 8, 2026
*** THE QUEENSWAY, ETOBICOKE, ON M8Y1K4
Contested Dispute
Application L4Filed by LandlordDocument Order

Decision in favor of

Tenant

Dispute Categories

Subsections of RTA Quoted

78(6)83(2)
ContentionLow

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Citation: Lopes Brother Contracting LTD. v. Comeau and Dublow, LTB-L-033992-26

File Number: LTB-L-033992-26

Timeline

Hearing Date

Jun 2026

4 days

Order Date

Jun 8, 2026

Decision

The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy for breach of a prior order condition was dismissed, and relief from eviction was granted.

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Reason for Eviction Relief

Tenants are 70 years of age, have resided in the rental unit for 14 years, and the alleged breach did not substantially interfere with reasonable enjoyment.

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Dispute

The Landlord applied for an order to terminate the tenancy and evict the Tenants for allegedly failing to meet a condition of a previous LTB order by taking photographs of a neighbouring commercial property.

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Determinations

  • The Landlord alleged the Tenant breached a prior order by taking photos of a neighbouring coffee shop.
  • The Adjudicator found that even if a photo was taken, it did not substantially interfere with reasonable enjoyment.
  • The Adjudicator granted relief from eviction under section 83(2) of the Act, considering the Tenants are 70 years old and have resided in the unit for 14 years.
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Landlord's Arguments

Actions and Evidence

Landlord alleged Tenant breached conditions of prior order by taking photos of the neighbouring coffee shop.

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Considerations

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Tenant's Arguments

Actions and Evidence

Tenant testified she was returning from shopping and took a picture of the residential complex adjoining her residential complex because of an N12 notice served for personal use.

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