Bad Faith Eviction - LTB Orders
Cases where tenants claim landlords have evicted them in bad faith.
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The Landlord and Tenant Board denied a tenant's request to review an order that dismissed her bad faith eviction application.
Irambona v THE TN 2020 FAMILY TRUST
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's bad faith eviction application after the Tenant failed to serve the notice of hearing on the Landlord as ordered.
Irambona v THE TN 2020 FAMILY TRUST
The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed due to failure to serve the Landlord with the Notice of Hearing and failure to file a certificate of service.
The LTB dismissed a tenant's review request, confirming the original order that rejected a bad faith eviction claim based on text message communications.
Khan v Haque and Begum
The Tenant's T1, T2, T5, and T6 applications were dismissed as statute-barred because they were filed years after the tenancy had ended, well beyond the one-year limitation period under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.
Beamish and Kaarsemaker v Duncan
Tenant-initiated applications regarding maintenance, harassment, and illegal entry were dismissed as withdrawn upon the Tenants' request.
Beamish v Duncan
The tenants' applications regarding maintenance, tenant rights, and bad faith eviction were dismissed as withdrawn upon the tenants' request at the hearing.
An LTB order dismissed a tenant's bad faith eviction application after finding that the purchaser occupied the unit in good faith following the termination of the tenancy.
Khan v Haque and Begum
The Tenant's T1, T2, T5, and T6 applications were dismissed as statute-barred because they were filed years after the tenancy had ended, well beyond the one-year limitation period under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.
Beamish and Kaarsemaker v Duncan
Tenant-initiated applications regarding maintenance, harassment, and illegal entry were dismissed as withdrawn upon the Tenants' request.
Beamish v Duncan
The tenants' applications regarding maintenance, tenant rights, and bad faith eviction were dismissed as withdrawn upon the tenants' request at the hearing.
An LTB order dismissed a tenant's bad faith eviction application after finding that the purchaser occupied the unit in good faith following the termination of the tenancy.
Khan v Haque and Begum
The Tenant's T1, T2, T5, and T6 applications were dismissed as statute-barred because they were filed years after the tenancy had ended, well beyond the one-year limitation period under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.
Beamish and Kaarsemaker v Duncan
Tenant-initiated applications regarding maintenance, harassment, and illegal entry were dismissed as withdrawn upon the Tenants' request.
Beamish v Duncan
The tenants' applications regarding maintenance, tenant rights, and bad faith eviction were dismissed as withdrawn upon the tenants' request at the hearing.
An LTB order dismissed a tenant's bad faith eviction application after finding that the purchaser occupied the unit in good faith following the termination of the tenancy.
The Landlord and Tenant Board denied a tenant's request to review an order that dismissed her bad faith eviction application.
Irambona v THE TN 2020 FAMILY TRUST
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's bad faith eviction application after the Tenant failed to serve the notice of hearing on the Landlord as ordered.
Khan v Haque and Begum
The Tenant's T1, T2, T5, and T6 applications were dismissed as statute-barred because they were filed years after the tenancy had ended, well beyond the one-year limitation period under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006.
Beamish and Kaarsemaker v Duncan
Tenant-initiated applications regarding maintenance, harassment, and illegal entry were dismissed as withdrawn upon the Tenants' request.
Beamish v Duncan
The tenants' applications regarding maintenance, tenant rights, and bad faith eviction were dismissed as withdrawn upon the tenants' request at the hearing.
An LTB order dismissed a tenant's bad faith eviction application after finding that the purchaser occupied the unit in good faith following the termination of the tenancy.
The Landlord and Tenant Board denied a tenant's request to review an order that dismissed her bad faith eviction application.
Irambona v THE TN 2020 FAMILY TRUST
The Landlord and Tenant Board dismissed the Tenant's bad faith eviction application after the Tenant failed to serve the notice of hearing on the Landlord as ordered.
Irambona v THE TN 2020 FAMILY TRUST
The Tenant's bad faith eviction application was dismissed due to failure to serve the Landlord with the Notice of Hearing and failure to file a certificate of service.
The LTB dismissed a tenant's review request, confirming the original order that rejected a bad faith eviction claim based on text message communications.
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