Personal Use Eviction - LTB Orders
Cases where landlords evict tenants to occupy the property for themselves, a purchaser, a family member, or a caregiver.
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2,674
Orders since 2024
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A North York tenant's eviction for purchaser's personal use is upheld due to the new owner's medical needs, with the LTB granting a delayed move-out date.
Ellenor v Chernysh
The LTB denied a tenant's review of a personal use eviction, finding no merit in the claims of bias or procedural error and upholding the original order.
Landlord successfully evicts long-term tenants for personal use, despite tenant claims of serious maintenance issues, but the eviction is postponed due to tenant disabilities.
Landlords win a bad faith eviction case after proving a genuine change in family circumstances occurred after the tenants had already vacated following an N12 notice.
Landlord successfully evicts a 23-year tenant for his son's use, but the LTB significantly postpones the eviction due to the tenant's circumstances.
Lahey v Christie
LTB grants landlord's request to evict 28-year tenants for their son's personal use, delaying the eviction to mitigate hardship.
Reyaz v Gibson
Tenant's attempt to overturn a personal-use eviction by claiming a serious error and procedural delay is denied by the LTB.
The LTB denied tenants' attempt to back out of a mediated agreement to move out, confirming the finality of consent orders.
Landlord successfully evicts a 23-year tenant for his son's use, but the LTB significantly postpones the eviction due to the tenant's circumstances.
Lahey v Christie
LTB grants landlord's request to evict 28-year tenants for their son's personal use, delaying the eviction to mitigate hardship.
Reyaz v Gibson
Tenant's attempt to overturn a personal-use eviction by claiming a serious error and procedural delay is denied by the LTB.
The LTB denied tenants' attempt to back out of a mediated agreement to move out, confirming the finality of consent orders.
Landlord successfully evicts a 23-year tenant for his son's use, but the LTB significantly postpones the eviction due to the tenant's circumstances.
Lahey v Christie
LTB grants landlord's request to evict 28-year tenants for their son's personal use, delaying the eviction to mitigate hardship.
Reyaz v Gibson
Tenant's attempt to overturn a personal-use eviction by claiming a serious error and procedural delay is denied by the LTB.
The LTB denied tenants' attempt to back out of a mediated agreement to move out, confirming the finality of consent orders.
A North York tenant's eviction for purchaser's personal use is upheld due to the new owner's medical needs, with the LTB granting a delayed move-out date.
Ellenor v Chernysh
The LTB denied a tenant's review of a personal use eviction, finding no merit in the claims of bias or procedural error and upholding the original order.
Landlord successfully evicts a 23-year tenant for his son's use, but the LTB significantly postpones the eviction due to the tenant's circumstances.
Lahey v Christie
LTB grants landlord's request to evict 28-year tenants for their son's personal use, delaying the eviction to mitigate hardship.
Reyaz v Gibson
Tenant's attempt to overturn a personal-use eviction by claiming a serious error and procedural delay is denied by the LTB.
The LTB denied tenants' attempt to back out of a mediated agreement to move out, confirming the finality of consent orders.
A North York tenant's eviction for purchaser's personal use is upheld due to the new owner's medical needs, with the LTB granting a delayed move-out date.
Ellenor v Chernysh
The LTB denied a tenant's review of a personal use eviction, finding no merit in the claims of bias or procedural error and upholding the original order.
Landlord successfully evicts long-term tenants for personal use, despite tenant claims of serious maintenance issues, but the eviction is postponed due to tenant disabilities.
Landlords win a bad faith eviction case after proving a genuine change in family circumstances occurred after the tenants had already vacated following an N12 notice.
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