Sandeep Kapoor
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Win Rate by Category
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- Personal Use12
Win Rate: 67%
- Non Payment Of Rent10
Win Rate: 70%
- Other3
Win Rate: 33%
- Persistent Late Payment2
Win Rate: 50%
- Substantial Interference2
Win Rate: 50%
- Maintenance Issues1
Win Rate: 0%
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Contested Disputes only. Include additional cases where the representative's name is potentially misspelled or abbreviated
Rawal v Noel
Mississauga landlords win personal use case, tenants face eviction and owe compensation.
Verma v Brett
Woodstock tenants ordered to pay $71,136 or face eviction for non-payment of rent.
13451879 Canada Inc. v Mintranie Captain
Brampton landlord and tenant reach agreement to resolve $19,586 rent arrears case.
2519311 Ontario Inc. v Sousa
Brampton landlord wins personal use eviction, tenant ordered to pay $19,528.77.
Verma v Brett and Fleury
LTB grants landlord interim order requiring tenants to pay rent during adjournment in Woodstock non-payment dispute.
D'Souza v Browne
Brampton landlords regain possession of rental unit for personal use, tenants ordered to vacate by May 9.
Kaur v Cuyacot
Landlord Wins Personal Use Case: Kaur v Cuyacot 2023
Persaud v Poli
Landlord Wins Personal Use Case: Persaud v Poli 2022
Rawal v Noel
Mississauga landlords win personal use case, tenants face eviction and owe compensation.
Verma v Brett
Woodstock tenants ordered to pay $71,136 or face eviction for non-payment of rent.
13451879 Canada Inc. v Mintranie Captain
Brampton landlord and tenant reach agreement to resolve $19,586 rent arrears case.
2519311 Ontario Inc. v Sousa
Brampton landlord wins personal use eviction, tenant ordered to pay $19,528.77.
Rawal v Noel
Mississauga landlords win personal use case, tenants face eviction and owe compensation.
Verma v Brett
Woodstock tenants ordered to pay $71,136 or face eviction for non-payment of rent.
13451879 Canada Inc. v Mintranie Captain
Brampton landlord and tenant reach agreement to resolve $19,586 rent arrears case.
2519311 Ontario Inc. v Sousa
Brampton landlord wins personal use eviction, tenant ordered to pay $19,528.77.
Rawal v Noel
Mississauga landlords win personal use case, tenants face eviction and owe compensation.
Verma v Brett
Woodstock tenants ordered to pay $71,136 or face eviction for non-payment of rent.
13451879 Canada Inc. v Mintranie Captain
Brampton landlord and tenant reach agreement to resolve $19,586 rent arrears case.
2519311 Ontario Inc. v Sousa
Brampton landlord wins personal use eviction, tenant ordered to pay $19,528.77.
Verma v Brett and Fleury
LTB grants landlord interim order requiring tenants to pay rent during adjournment in Woodstock non-payment dispute.
D'Souza v Browne
Brampton landlords regain possession of rental unit for personal use, tenants ordered to vacate by May 9.
Rawal v Noel
Mississauga landlords win personal use case, tenants face eviction and owe compensation.
Verma v Brett
Woodstock tenants ordered to pay $71,136 or face eviction for non-payment of rent.
13451879 Canada Inc. v Mintranie Captain
Brampton landlord and tenant reach agreement to resolve $19,586 rent arrears case.
2519311 Ontario Inc. v Sousa
Brampton landlord wins personal use eviction, tenant ordered to pay $19,528.77.
Verma v Brett and Fleury
LTB grants landlord interim order requiring tenants to pay rent during adjournment in Woodstock non-payment dispute.
D'Souza v Browne
Brampton landlords regain possession of rental unit for personal use, tenants ordered to vacate by May 9.
Kaur v Cuyacot
Landlord Wins Personal Use Case: Kaur v Cuyacot 2023
Persaud v Poli
Landlord Wins Personal Use Case: Persaud v Poli 2022
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