Giuseppe Rizzuto
Stats Updated: March 1, 2026
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Giuseppe Rizzuto represents both landlords and tenants. The statistics shown below reflect their primary representation (based on total cases).
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- Persistent Late Payment1
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- Renovation Demolition1
Win Rate: 0%
- Substantial Interference1
Win Rate: 0%
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Contested Disputes only. Include cases where representative's name is misspelled or abbreviated
The LTB ruled that the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply because the Tenant shared a kitchen with the Landlord.
Ekpa v Lyons
Landlord wins utility payment order but loses eviction bid as LTB grants relief to tenant with child.
Tenant's bad faith claim dismissed because they signed a mutual agreement to terminate with legal advice.
Ontario Ltd 2333795 v Persaud
Etobicoke tenant avoids eviction despite breaching a prior LTB order, receiving a 'final opportunity' with a new two-year conditional payment plan.
SSBCS De Zen Investments Inc. v Ghai
A Toronto landlord's attempt to evict a tenant for major renovations was dismissed because they failed to pay the legally required compensation, with the LTB ruling that ignorance of the law is no excuse.
LTB issues interim order restoring Potential Party to possession of rental unit in Huntsville pending review of previous eviction order.
Brampton landlord wins non-payment case, tenant ordered to pay $19,645 but given extension to move out.
The LTB ruled that the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply because the Tenant shared a kitchen with the Landlord.
Ekpa v Lyons
Landlord wins utility payment order but loses eviction bid as LTB grants relief to tenant with child.
Tenant's bad faith claim dismissed because they signed a mutual agreement to terminate with legal advice.
Ontario Ltd 2333795 v Persaud
Etobicoke tenant avoids eviction despite breaching a prior LTB order, receiving a 'final opportunity' with a new two-year conditional payment plan.
SSBCS De Zen Investments Inc. v Ghai
A Toronto landlord's attempt to evict a tenant for major renovations was dismissed because they failed to pay the legally required compensation, with the LTB ruling that ignorance of the law is no excuse.
LTB issues interim order restoring Potential Party to possession of rental unit in Huntsville pending review of previous eviction order.
Brampton landlord wins non-payment case, tenant ordered to pay $19,645 but given extension to move out.
The LTB ruled that the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply because the Tenant shared a kitchen with the Landlord.
Ekpa v Lyons
Landlord wins utility payment order but loses eviction bid as LTB grants relief to tenant with child.
Tenant's bad faith claim dismissed because they signed a mutual agreement to terminate with legal advice.
Ontario Ltd 2333795 v Persaud
Etobicoke tenant avoids eviction despite breaching a prior LTB order, receiving a 'final opportunity' with a new two-year conditional payment plan.
SSBCS De Zen Investments Inc. v Ghai
A Toronto landlord's attempt to evict a tenant for major renovations was dismissed because they failed to pay the legally required compensation, with the LTB ruling that ignorance of the law is no excuse.
LTB issues interim order restoring Potential Party to possession of rental unit in Huntsville pending review of previous eviction order.
Brampton landlord wins non-payment case, tenant ordered to pay $19,645 but given extension to move out.
The LTB ruled that the Residential Tenancies Act does not apply because the Tenant shared a kitchen with the Landlord.
Ekpa v Lyons
Landlord wins utility payment order but loses eviction bid as LTB grants relief to tenant with child.
Tenant's bad faith claim dismissed because they signed a mutual agreement to terminate with legal advice.
Ontario Ltd 2333795 v Persaud
Etobicoke tenant avoids eviction despite breaching a prior LTB order, receiving a 'final opportunity' with a new two-year conditional payment plan.
SSBCS De Zen Investments Inc. v Ghai
A Toronto landlord's attempt to evict a tenant for major renovations was dismissed because they failed to pay the legally required compensation, with the LTB ruling that ignorance of the law is no excuse.
LTB issues interim order restoring Potential Party to possession of rental unit in Huntsville pending review of previous eviction order.
Brampton landlord wins non-payment case, tenant ordered to pay $19,645 but given extension to move out.
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