Greg Witt
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 75 Orders since 2024PRO
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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 11 Orders since 2024PRO
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Harassment20
Landlord Win Rate: 60%
- Personal Use20
Landlord Win Rate: 80%
- Tenant Agreed Termination19
Landlord Win Rate: 68.42%
- Safety Concerns16
Landlord Win Rate: 56.25%
- Breach Of Conditions10
Landlord Win Rate: 30%
- Property Damage9
Landlord Win Rate: 44.44%
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Latest Orders
The LTB granted an eviction order for non-payment of rent, allowing the tenant until August 31, 2026 to void the order by paying arrears.
The Tenant was ordered to pay rent arrears and application fees to the Landlord, offset by the rent deposit and accumulated deposit interest.
The Landlord and Tenant Board terminated the tenancy following police seizure of cocaine and ammunition in the rental unit, granting a brief postponement of eviction due to the Tenant's bail restrictions.
The Landlord's application to evict the Tenant for substantial interference due to unpaid utilities was dismissed because unpaid utility costs constitute a monetary claim rather than grounds for termination under section 64.
The Landlord's application to terminate a tenancy for non-payment of rent was dismissed because the N4 notices of termination were invalid due to missing certificates of service and inconsistent arrears amounts.
Shi v Topgyal
An LTB order terminates a tenancy and orders eviction due to substantial interference caused by excessive noise, while dismissing damage-related compensation claims.
The LTB granted an eviction order for non-payment of rent, allowing the tenant until August 31, 2026 to void the order by paying arrears.
The Tenant was ordered to pay rent arrears and application fees to the Landlord, offset by the rent deposit and accumulated deposit interest.
The Landlord and Tenant Board terminated the tenancy following police seizure of cocaine and ammunition in the rental unit, granting a brief postponement of eviction due to the Tenant's bail restrictions.
The Landlord's application to evict the Tenant for substantial interference due to unpaid utilities was dismissed because unpaid utility costs constitute a monetary claim rather than grounds for termination under section 64.
The Landlord's application to terminate a tenancy for non-payment of rent was dismissed because the N4 notices of termination were invalid due to missing certificates of service and inconsistent arrears amounts.
Shi v Topgyal
An LTB order terminates a tenancy and orders eviction due to substantial interference caused by excessive noise, while dismissing damage-related compensation claims.
The LTB granted an eviction order for non-payment of rent, allowing the tenant until August 31, 2026 to void the order by paying arrears.
The Tenant was ordered to pay rent arrears and application fees to the Landlord, offset by the rent deposit and accumulated deposit interest.
The Landlord and Tenant Board terminated the tenancy following police seizure of cocaine and ammunition in the rental unit, granting a brief postponement of eviction due to the Tenant's bail restrictions.
The Landlord's application to evict the Tenant for substantial interference due to unpaid utilities was dismissed because unpaid utility costs constitute a monetary claim rather than grounds for termination under section 64.
The Landlord's application to terminate a tenancy for non-payment of rent was dismissed because the N4 notices of termination were invalid due to missing certificates of service and inconsistent arrears amounts.
Shi v Topgyal
An LTB order terminates a tenancy and orders eviction due to substantial interference caused by excessive noise, while dismissing damage-related compensation claims.
The LTB granted an eviction order for non-payment of rent, allowing the tenant until August 31, 2026 to void the order by paying arrears.
The Tenant was ordered to pay rent arrears and application fees to the Landlord, offset by the rent deposit and accumulated deposit interest.
The Landlord and Tenant Board terminated the tenancy following police seizure of cocaine and ammunition in the rental unit, granting a brief postponement of eviction due to the Tenant's bail restrictions.
The Landlord's application to evict the Tenant for substantial interference due to unpaid utilities was dismissed because unpaid utility costs constitute a monetary claim rather than grounds for termination under section 64.
The Landlord's application to terminate a tenancy for non-payment of rent was dismissed because the N4 notices of termination were invalid due to missing certificates of service and inconsistent arrears amounts.
Shi v Topgyal
An LTB order terminates a tenancy and orders eviction due to substantial interference caused by excessive noise, while dismissing damage-related compensation claims.
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