Debbesha MorrisLTB Paralegal
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Debbesha Morris represents both landlords and tenants. The statistics shown below reflect their primary representation (based on total cases).
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Win Rate by DisputePRO
Contested disputes only.
- Breach Of Conditions3
Win Rate: 33%
- Harassment2
Win Rate: 0%
- Illegal Entry2
Win Rate: 0%
- Other1
Win Rate: 0%
- Personal Use1
Win Rate: 0%
- Property Damage1
Win Rate: 0%
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Contested Disputes only. Include cases where representative's name is misspelled or abbreviated
The parties entered into a consent order requiring the Landlord to pay the Tenant $200.00 to resolve all outstanding tenancy issues.
O'Naps v Aderibigbe
The Landlord withdrew their application for non-payment of rent, resulting in the closure of the LTB file.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a consent agreement regarding the payment of rent arrears in installments.
Curry v McFarlane
The Tenant withdrew their application for harassment and interference following a mediated settlement with the Landlord.
Curry v McFarlane
The Tenant withdrew their application alleging harassment and illegal entry following mediation.
The parties reached an agreement on the termination of the tenancy and payment of rent arrears following a videoconference hearing.
Enterprise REIT Operating LP v Moseley
The LTB corrected an order to remove a guarantor from liability and fix significant accounting errors in a Hamilton rent dispute.
Brightman v WJProperties
A Toronto tenant was awarded an $803 rent abatement because their landlord took too long to address persistent noise complaints from an upstairs unit.
The parties entered into a consent order requiring the Landlord to pay the Tenant $200.00 to resolve all outstanding tenancy issues.
O'Naps v Aderibigbe
The Landlord withdrew their application for non-payment of rent, resulting in the closure of the LTB file.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a consent agreement regarding the payment of rent arrears in installments.
Curry v McFarlane
The Tenant withdrew their application for harassment and interference following a mediated settlement with the Landlord.
Curry v McFarlane
The Tenant withdrew their application alleging harassment and illegal entry following mediation.
The parties reached an agreement on the termination of the tenancy and payment of rent arrears following a videoconference hearing.
Enterprise REIT Operating LP v Moseley
The LTB corrected an order to remove a guarantor from liability and fix significant accounting errors in a Hamilton rent dispute.
Brightman v WJProperties
A Toronto tenant was awarded an $803 rent abatement because their landlord took too long to address persistent noise complaints from an upstairs unit.
The parties entered into a consent order requiring the Landlord to pay the Tenant $200.00 to resolve all outstanding tenancy issues.
O'Naps v Aderibigbe
The Landlord withdrew their application for non-payment of rent, resulting in the closure of the LTB file.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a consent agreement regarding the payment of rent arrears in installments.
Curry v McFarlane
The Tenant withdrew their application for harassment and interference following a mediated settlement with the Landlord.
Curry v McFarlane
The Tenant withdrew their application alleging harassment and illegal entry following mediation.
The parties reached an agreement on the termination of the tenancy and payment of rent arrears following a videoconference hearing.
Enterprise REIT Operating LP v Moseley
The LTB corrected an order to remove a guarantor from liability and fix significant accounting errors in a Hamilton rent dispute.
Brightman v WJProperties
A Toronto tenant was awarded an $803 rent abatement because their landlord took too long to address persistent noise complaints from an upstairs unit.
The parties entered into a consent order requiring the Landlord to pay the Tenant $200.00 to resolve all outstanding tenancy issues.
O'Naps v Aderibigbe
The Landlord withdrew their application for non-payment of rent, resulting in the closure of the LTB file.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a consent agreement regarding the payment of rent arrears in installments.
Curry v McFarlane
The Tenant withdrew their application for harassment and interference following a mediated settlement with the Landlord.
Curry v McFarlane
The Tenant withdrew their application alleging harassment and illegal entry following mediation.
The parties reached an agreement on the termination of the tenancy and payment of rent arrears following a videoconference hearing.
Enterprise REIT Operating LP v Moseley
The LTB corrected an order to remove a guarantor from liability and fix significant accounting errors in a Hamilton rent dispute.
Brightman v WJProperties
A Toronto tenant was awarded an $803 rent abatement because their landlord took too long to address persistent noise complaints from an upstairs unit.
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