Mark Melchers
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 14 Orders since 2024PRO
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Personal Use13
Landlord Win Rate: 69.23%
- Illegal Act6
Landlord Win Rate: 66.67%
- Persistent Late Payment6
Landlord Win Rate: 50%
- Property Damage6
Landlord Win Rate: 83.33%
- Bad Faith Eviction5
Landlord Win Rate: 60%
- Harassment5
Landlord Win Rate: 60%
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Latest Orders
Ahmad v L* Luo
Tenant awarded abatement after landlord moved a new occupant into common areas 15 days before the tenancy ended.
Wang v Hawken
Guelph tenant evicted for disabling the building's furnace based on paranoid theories.
Flowers v Fahel & Co Property Management
Ottawa tenant awarded nearly $10,000 after landlord neglected sewage flood damage and mould for 14 months.
Tenants' bad faith claim was dismissed by the LTB because they could not prove a termination notice was ever issued.
The LTB confirmed that a numbered corporation can be a residential tenant if the unit is intended for and used as a residence.
Adler v Minas
LTB clarifies that successor landlords, including mortgagees, are responsible for tenant deposits, dismissing a claim against original owners.
Ahmad v L* Luo
Tenant awarded abatement after landlord moved a new occupant into common areas 15 days before the tenancy ended.
Wang v Hawken
Guelph tenant evicted for disabling the building's furnace based on paranoid theories.
Flowers v Fahel & Co Property Management
Ottawa tenant awarded nearly $10,000 after landlord neglected sewage flood damage and mould for 14 months.
Tenants' bad faith claim was dismissed by the LTB because they could not prove a termination notice was ever issued.
The LTB confirmed that a numbered corporation can be a residential tenant if the unit is intended for and used as a residence.
Adler v Minas
LTB clarifies that successor landlords, including mortgagees, are responsible for tenant deposits, dismissing a claim against original owners.
Ahmad v L* Luo
Tenant awarded abatement after landlord moved a new occupant into common areas 15 days before the tenancy ended.
Wang v Hawken
Guelph tenant evicted for disabling the building's furnace based on paranoid theories.
Flowers v Fahel & Co Property Management
Ottawa tenant awarded nearly $10,000 after landlord neglected sewage flood damage and mould for 14 months.
Tenants' bad faith claim was dismissed by the LTB because they could not prove a termination notice was ever issued.
The LTB confirmed that a numbered corporation can be a residential tenant if the unit is intended for and used as a residence.
Adler v Minas
LTB clarifies that successor landlords, including mortgagees, are responsible for tenant deposits, dismissing a claim against original owners.
Ahmad v L* Luo
Tenant awarded abatement after landlord moved a new occupant into common areas 15 days before the tenancy ended.
Wang v Hawken
Guelph tenant evicted for disabling the building's furnace based on paranoid theories.
Flowers v Fahel & Co Property Management
Ottawa tenant awarded nearly $10,000 after landlord neglected sewage flood damage and mould for 14 months.
Tenants' bad faith claim was dismissed by the LTB because they could not prove a termination notice was ever issued.
The LTB confirmed that a numbered corporation can be a residential tenant if the unit is intended for and used as a residence.
Adler v Minas
LTB clarifies that successor landlords, including mortgagees, are responsible for tenant deposits, dismissing a claim against original owners.
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