Rachel Gibbons
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Eviction Relief Granted to Tenant 94 Orders since 2024PRO
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Lanlord's Notice Found Invalid 40 Orders since 2024PRO
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Tenant Agreed Termination33
Landlord Win Rate: 48.48%
- Tenant Rights28
Landlord Win Rate: 60.71%
- Persistent Late Payment20
Landlord Win Rate: 50%
- Harassment19
Landlord Win Rate: 21.05%
- Personal Use19
Landlord Win Rate: 52.63%
- Other8
Landlord Win Rate: 50%
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Latest Orders
The parties reached a consent agreement at the hearing to resolve a maintenance application by way of a rent deduction.
The LTB found the Landlord delayed in addressing a cockroach infestation, awarding the Tenant hotel expenses and filing fees, but permitted the Landlord to set off these amounts against larger debts owed by the Tenant under prior orders.
Bracken and Pawliuk c/o Tribond Property Management Inc. v Gee
The Landlord's eviction application was resolved with a 12-month conditional order preserving a 40-year tenancy while dismissing the Landlord's claims for repair damages.
An LTB order partially granted a tenant's maintenance application, awarding a rent abatement and filing fee reimbursement for failure to maintain the yard, while dismissing claims regarding the fridge, mice, and dryer.
The Landlord and Tenants reached a consent agreement at the LTB for the Tenants to pay property damages in installments while the tenancy continues.
Kapun v Urisha Investments Inc and Greenwin Corp
The Tenant's application alleging tenant rights violations was dismissed because the conduct occurred outside the one-year limitation period set out in subsection 29(2) of the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.
The parties reached a consent agreement at the hearing to resolve a maintenance application by way of a rent deduction.
The LTB found the Landlord delayed in addressing a cockroach infestation, awarding the Tenant hotel expenses and filing fees, but permitted the Landlord to set off these amounts against larger debts owed by the Tenant under prior orders.
Bracken and Pawliuk c/o Tribond Property Management Inc. v Gee
The Landlord's eviction application was resolved with a 12-month conditional order preserving a 40-year tenancy while dismissing the Landlord's claims for repair damages.
An LTB order partially granted a tenant's maintenance application, awarding a rent abatement and filing fee reimbursement for failure to maintain the yard, while dismissing claims regarding the fridge, mice, and dryer.
The Landlord and Tenants reached a consent agreement at the LTB for the Tenants to pay property damages in installments while the tenancy continues.
Kapun v Urisha Investments Inc and Greenwin Corp
The Tenant's application alleging tenant rights violations was dismissed because the conduct occurred outside the one-year limitation period set out in subsection 29(2) of the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.
The parties reached a consent agreement at the hearing to resolve a maintenance application by way of a rent deduction.
The LTB found the Landlord delayed in addressing a cockroach infestation, awarding the Tenant hotel expenses and filing fees, but permitted the Landlord to set off these amounts against larger debts owed by the Tenant under prior orders.
Bracken and Pawliuk c/o Tribond Property Management Inc. v Gee
The Landlord's eviction application was resolved with a 12-month conditional order preserving a 40-year tenancy while dismissing the Landlord's claims for repair damages.
An LTB order partially granted a tenant's maintenance application, awarding a rent abatement and filing fee reimbursement for failure to maintain the yard, while dismissing claims regarding the fridge, mice, and dryer.
The Landlord and Tenants reached a consent agreement at the LTB for the Tenants to pay property damages in installments while the tenancy continues.
Kapun v Urisha Investments Inc and Greenwin Corp
The Tenant's application alleging tenant rights violations was dismissed because the conduct occurred outside the one-year limitation period set out in subsection 29(2) of the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.
The parties reached a consent agreement at the hearing to resolve a maintenance application by way of a rent deduction.
The LTB found the Landlord delayed in addressing a cockroach infestation, awarding the Tenant hotel expenses and filing fees, but permitted the Landlord to set off these amounts against larger debts owed by the Tenant under prior orders.
Bracken and Pawliuk c/o Tribond Property Management Inc. v Gee
The Landlord's eviction application was resolved with a 12-month conditional order preserving a 40-year tenancy while dismissing the Landlord's claims for repair damages.
An LTB order partially granted a tenant's maintenance application, awarding a rent abatement and filing fee reimbursement for failure to maintain the yard, while dismissing claims regarding the fridge, mice, and dryer.
The Landlord and Tenants reached a consent agreement at the LTB for the Tenants to pay property damages in installments while the tenancy continues.
Kapun v Urisha Investments Inc and Greenwin Corp
The Tenant's application alleging tenant rights violations was dismissed because the conduct occurred outside the one-year limitation period set out in subsection 29(2) of the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.
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