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Marija JelicLTB Paralegal

Stats Updated: October 12, 2026

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✓ Marija Jelic is in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario.

Business NameMedallion Corporation
Business Phone1 416 256 •••• ••••

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Business Emailm•••@m•••.com

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Jul 31, 2026
Most recent case in our records
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Known cases in 2026

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Landlord Win Rate by Dispute
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Contested disputes only.

    • Tenant Rights2

      Win Rate: 50%

    • Maintenance Issues1

      Win Rate: 0%

    • Property Damage1

      Win Rate: 0%

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    Contested Disputes only. Include cases where representative's name is misspelled or abbreviated

    Prokhorov v Medallion Corporation

    Contested Dispute
    Landlord Wins
    July 28, 2026
    NORTH YORK

    An LTB order dismissed a tenant's application for the return of a last month's rent deposit, ruling that the tenants failed to prove the landlord unlawfully refused a lease assignment request to justify a 30-day termination notice.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    Tenant Aggravating Factor
    ContentionLow

    Medallion Corporation v Sanni

    Contested Dispute
    Agreement
    July 28, 2026
    NORTH YORK

    The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement for rent arrears, resulting in a consent order with a structured repayment schedule.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    Tenant Aggravating Factor
    ContentionLow

    Medallion Corporation v Goutouvas

    Contested Dispute
    Agreement
    July 27, 2026
    NORTH YORK

    The Landlord and Tenant reached a settlement agreement at the hearing regarding rent arrears, resulting in a consent order for installment payments.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    Tenant Aggravating Factor
    ContentionLow

    Medallion Corporation v E****** Tulloch

    Contested Dispute
    Agreement
    July 27, 2026
    NORTH YORK

    The Landlord and Tenant reached a consent agreement at the hearing to resolve a non-payment of rent application with conditional terms for the continuation of the tenancy.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    Tenant Aggravating Factor
    ContentionLow

    Medallion Corporation v Williams

    Contested Dispute
    Agreement
    July 27, 2026
    NORTH YORK
    Application Withdrawn

    The Landlord's application for eviction due to non-payment of rent was dismissed as withdrawn on consent of the parties after a hearing.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    Tenant Aggravating Factor
    ContentionLow

    Medallion Corporation v Bristowe

    Contested Dispute
    Agreement
    July 24, 2026
    TORONTO

    The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated settlement agreement regarding rent arrears, resulting in a consent order with a payment schedule.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    Tenant Aggravating Factor
    ContentionLow

    Medallion Corporation v Ivanova

    Contested Dispute
    Agreement
    July 23, 2026
    TORONTO

    The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated consent agreement requiring the Tenant to pay rental arrears in installments.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    Tenant Aggravating Factor
    ContentionLow

    Medallion Corporation v Mahamed

    Contested Dispute
    Agreement
    July 20, 2026
    NORTH YORK

    The Landlord and Tenant reached a consent agreement at the hearing for the payment of rent arrears in installments, which was incorporated into an LTB order.

    Landlord Aggravating Factor
    Tenant Aggravating Factor
    ContentionLow

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