Sean Ramage
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Adjudicator Past Decisions
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Contested Dispute by CategoryPRO
- Substantial Interference30
Landlord Win Rate: 40%
- Bad Faith Eviction16
Landlord Win Rate: 62.5%
- Property Damage16
Landlord Win Rate: 50%
- Maintenance Issues15
Landlord Win Rate: 46.67%
- Personal Use14
Landlord Win Rate: 21.43%
- Persistent Late Payment10
Landlord Win Rate: 60%
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Latest Orders
The Landlords' application for utility and property damage costs was dismissed due to failure to properly serve the notice of hearing.
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's T1 application on the grounds of res judicata, finding that the overpayment issues had already been decided in a prior interim order.
The Landlord was granted an eviction order and judgment for rent arrears due to non-payment, with a conditional voiding period for the Tenants.
An LTB order awarded a tenant $5,257.20 after the landlord illegally retained the last month's rent deposit, key deposit, and post-termination rent following a Sheriff's eviction.
The Landlord's application for non-payment of rent was dismissed after the Landlord failed to attend the hearing.
1000322785 Ontario Inc v Stephenson and Last-Murray
The landlord withdrew its non-payment of rent application against the tenants at the hearing, closing the LTB file.
The Landlords' application for utility and property damage costs was dismissed due to failure to properly serve the notice of hearing.
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's T1 application on the grounds of res judicata, finding that the overpayment issues had already been decided in a prior interim order.
The Landlord was granted an eviction order and judgment for rent arrears due to non-payment, with a conditional voiding period for the Tenants.
An LTB order awarded a tenant $5,257.20 after the landlord illegally retained the last month's rent deposit, key deposit, and post-termination rent following a Sheriff's eviction.
The Landlord's application for non-payment of rent was dismissed after the Landlord failed to attend the hearing.
1000322785 Ontario Inc v Stephenson and Last-Murray
The landlord withdrew its non-payment of rent application against the tenants at the hearing, closing the LTB file.
The Landlords' application for utility and property damage costs was dismissed due to failure to properly serve the notice of hearing.
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's T1 application on the grounds of res judicata, finding that the overpayment issues had already been decided in a prior interim order.
The Landlord was granted an eviction order and judgment for rent arrears due to non-payment, with a conditional voiding period for the Tenants.
An LTB order awarded a tenant $5,257.20 after the landlord illegally retained the last month's rent deposit, key deposit, and post-termination rent following a Sheriff's eviction.
The Landlord's application for non-payment of rent was dismissed after the Landlord failed to attend the hearing.
1000322785 Ontario Inc v Stephenson and Last-Murray
The landlord withdrew its non-payment of rent application against the tenants at the hearing, closing the LTB file.
The Landlords' application for utility and property damage costs was dismissed due to failure to properly serve the notice of hearing.
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's T1 application on the grounds of res judicata, finding that the overpayment issues had already been decided in a prior interim order.
The Landlord was granted an eviction order and judgment for rent arrears due to non-payment, with a conditional voiding period for the Tenants.
An LTB order awarded a tenant $5,257.20 after the landlord illegally retained the last month's rent deposit, key deposit, and post-termination rent following a Sheriff's eviction.
The Landlord's application for non-payment of rent was dismissed after the Landlord failed to attend the hearing.
1000322785 Ontario Inc v Stephenson and Last-Murray
The landlord withdrew its non-payment of rent application against the tenants at the hearing, closing the LTB file.
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