Lisa Del Vecchio
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Tenant Agreed Termination39
Landlord Win Rate: 61.54%
- Maintenance Issues31
Landlord Win Rate: 32.26%
- Harassment26
Landlord Win Rate: 38.46%
- Property Damage22
Landlord Win Rate: 63.64%
- Tenant Rights20
Landlord Win Rate: 50%
- Illegal Entry16
Landlord Win Rate: 31.25%
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Latest Orders
The LTB denied the tenant's request to review an order dismissing her rent reduction application, finding no serious error or procedural unfairness.
The Tenant's maintenance application was dismissed due to non-attendance at the hearing.
The Landlord's request for a review of an order finding they collected an illegal rent deposit was denied, as the adjudicator found no serious error material to the outcome.
Toronto Community Housing Corporation v Murdoch
The LTB denied the tenant's request for a review of an ex parte termination order, finding no serious error or procedural unfairness.
The parties reached a consent agreement at the LTB to terminate the tenancy and settle all issues regarding substantial interference.
Harris v Kang
The tenant's application was dismissed as abandoned after the tenant failed to attend the hearing.
The LTB denied the tenant's request to review an order dismissing her rent reduction application, finding no serious error or procedural unfairness.
The Tenant's maintenance application was dismissed due to non-attendance at the hearing.
The Landlord's request for a review of an order finding they collected an illegal rent deposit was denied, as the adjudicator found no serious error material to the outcome.
Toronto Community Housing Corporation v Murdoch
The LTB denied the tenant's request for a review of an ex parte termination order, finding no serious error or procedural unfairness.
The parties reached a consent agreement at the LTB to terminate the tenancy and settle all issues regarding substantial interference.
Harris v Kang
The tenant's application was dismissed as abandoned after the tenant failed to attend the hearing.
The LTB denied the tenant's request to review an order dismissing her rent reduction application, finding no serious error or procedural unfairness.
The Tenant's maintenance application was dismissed due to non-attendance at the hearing.
The Landlord's request for a review of an order finding they collected an illegal rent deposit was denied, as the adjudicator found no serious error material to the outcome.
Toronto Community Housing Corporation v Murdoch
The LTB denied the tenant's request for a review of an ex parte termination order, finding no serious error or procedural unfairness.
The parties reached a consent agreement at the LTB to terminate the tenancy and settle all issues regarding substantial interference.
Harris v Kang
The tenant's application was dismissed as abandoned after the tenant failed to attend the hearing.
The LTB denied the tenant's request to review an order dismissing her rent reduction application, finding no serious error or procedural unfairness.
The Tenant's maintenance application was dismissed due to non-attendance at the hearing.
The Landlord's request for a review of an order finding they collected an illegal rent deposit was denied, as the adjudicator found no serious error material to the outcome.
Toronto Community Housing Corporation v Murdoch
The LTB denied the tenant's request for a review of an ex parte termination order, finding no serious error or procedural unfairness.
The parties reached a consent agreement at the LTB to terminate the tenancy and settle all issues regarding substantial interference.
Harris v Kang
The tenant's application was dismissed as abandoned after the tenant failed to attend the hearing.
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