Property Damage - LTB Orders
Disputes involving damage to the rental property beyond normal wear and tear.
Dispute Stats
Total Orders
2,576
Orders since 2024
461
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Stokes v Marentette
Lasalle tenants evicted and ordered to pay $3,576 for property damage and aggressive behavior toward their landlord.
Bir v Jenkins
Tenants ordered to pay over $6,300 for dog and smoke-related damages to a new home after the LTB found damage to hardwood floors and garage walls exceeded normal wear and tear.
Shah v Sekhon
Brampton tenants ordered to pay over $2,300 for providing insufficient notice to vacate, highlighting the importance of the 60-day rule.
Landlords' $1,000 damage claim was reduced to $300 by the LTB due to insufficient proof of costs.
A landlord in Maple, ON, successfully recovered over $2,000 in unpaid utility bills after the LTB denied the former tenant's request for a payment plan.
Nepean tenants ordered to pay over $5,000 for water damage they caused but are allowed to remain in the unit under a conditional LTB order.
M&K CONSTRUCTION COMPANY v Arnold
A tenant's attempt to use a municipal property standards order to evade a $2,856 damage bill fails in an LTB review, confirming that tenants are liable for damage they cause.
An Etobicoke tenant was ordered to pay $1,386 for damaging blinds and doors, but the landlord's claim for their own labor was denied.
A landlord in Maple, ON, successfully recovered over $2,000 in unpaid utility bills after the LTB denied the former tenant's request for a payment plan.
Nepean tenants ordered to pay over $5,000 for water damage they caused but are allowed to remain in the unit under a conditional LTB order.
M&K CONSTRUCTION COMPANY v Arnold
A tenant's attempt to use a municipal property standards order to evade a $2,856 damage bill fails in an LTB review, confirming that tenants are liable for damage they cause.
An Etobicoke tenant was ordered to pay $1,386 for damaging blinds and doors, but the landlord's claim for their own labor was denied.
A landlord in Maple, ON, successfully recovered over $2,000 in unpaid utility bills after the LTB denied the former tenant's request for a payment plan.
Nepean tenants ordered to pay over $5,000 for water damage they caused but are allowed to remain in the unit under a conditional LTB order.
M&K CONSTRUCTION COMPANY v Arnold
A tenant's attempt to use a municipal property standards order to evade a $2,856 damage bill fails in an LTB review, confirming that tenants are liable for damage they cause.
An Etobicoke tenant was ordered to pay $1,386 for damaging blinds and doors, but the landlord's claim for their own labor was denied.
Stokes v Marentette
Lasalle tenants evicted and ordered to pay $3,576 for property damage and aggressive behavior toward their landlord.
Bir v Jenkins
Tenants ordered to pay over $6,300 for dog and smoke-related damages to a new home after the LTB found damage to hardwood floors and garage walls exceeded normal wear and tear.
A landlord in Maple, ON, successfully recovered over $2,000 in unpaid utility bills after the LTB denied the former tenant's request for a payment plan.
Nepean tenants ordered to pay over $5,000 for water damage they caused but are allowed to remain in the unit under a conditional LTB order.
M&K CONSTRUCTION COMPANY v Arnold
A tenant's attempt to use a municipal property standards order to evade a $2,856 damage bill fails in an LTB review, confirming that tenants are liable for damage they cause.
An Etobicoke tenant was ordered to pay $1,386 for damaging blinds and doors, but the landlord's claim for their own labor was denied.
Stokes v Marentette
Lasalle tenants evicted and ordered to pay $3,576 for property damage and aggressive behavior toward their landlord.
Bir v Jenkins
Tenants ordered to pay over $6,300 for dog and smoke-related damages to a new home after the LTB found damage to hardwood floors and garage walls exceeded normal wear and tear.
Shah v Sekhon
Brampton tenants ordered to pay over $2,300 for providing insufficient notice to vacate, highlighting the importance of the 60-day rule.
Landlords' $1,000 damage claim was reduced to $300 by the LTB due to insufficient proof of costs.
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