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Streater v Welwyn Interests Inc

Last updated: August 9, 2026

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Order Date: March 19, 2026
Unit ***, 2424 Woodward Avenue, Burlington, Ontario L7R4E2
Contested Dispute
Application T2Filed by TenantDocument Order

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Subsections of RTA Quoted

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Citation: Streater v Welwyn Interests Inc, LTB-T-071538-25

File Number: LTB-T-071538-25

Timeline

Application Date

Aug 2025

6 months

Hearing Date

Feb 2026

1 months

Order Date

Mar 19, 2026

Decision

The Adjudicator determined that the Tenant's half-brother had standing to represent the estate. On consent of the parties, the Landlord was ordered to release the late Tenant's personal belongings and documentation to the representative by March 31, 2026.

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Dispute

The representative of the deceased Tenant's estate applied for an order regarding access to the late Tenant's personal documents held by the Landlord. The parties reached a consent agreement at the hearing for the release of these items.

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Determinations

  • The representative of the deceased Tenant's estate has standing to bring the application pursuant to section 2 of the Act.
  • The Landlord shall surrender the late Tenant's personal belongings and documentation to the estate representative.
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Landlord's Arguments

Actions and Evidence

The Landlord initially refused to provide documents due to a lack of proof of estate trusteeship or relative status.

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Considerations

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Tenant's Arguments

Arguments

The representative argued they were entitled to bring the application as a personal representative of the late Tenant.

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Actions and Evidence

The Tenant's estate representative sought access to the late Tenant's documents and personal property held by the Landlord.

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Considerations

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