This is the main purpose of the Landlord and Tenant Board.
What is resolving disputes between landlords and tenants?
A landlord may file this type of application when the tenant hasn't paid rent.
What is an eviction for non-payment of rent?
This is the most common type of digital evidence presented at hearings.
What are emails or text messages?
This person owns the property in a tenancy relationship.
Who is the landlord?
One of the Board’s core goals is to promote this principle between parties.
What is fairness?
Tenants can be evicted for doing this illegal behavior.
What is engaging in illegal activity?
This type of LTB order is issued without a hearing.
What is an ex parte order?
The person renting the property is known as this.
Who is the tenant?
The LTB also does this in addition to adjudicating disputes.
What is providing information and guidance?
Tenants may raise disputes about unexpected or excessive increases in this.
What is rent?
This is how far in advance evidence must be submitted before a hearing.
What is 7 days?
These individuals can be called to support claims during a hearing.
Who are witnesses?
This law gives the LTB authority to operate.
What is the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006?
Maintenance complaints often relate to failure to meet this responsibility.
What is maintenance obligations?
This order can cancel a scheduled hearing if both parties settle the matter.
What is a consent order?
This is the general limitation period to file an application with the LTB.
What is one year?
LTB decisions help enforce this for both landlords and tenants.
What is compliance with the Residential Tenancies Act?
Causing damage or nuisance could result in this type of legal action by a landlord.
What is an eviction application?
This temporary ruling gives instructions before a full decision is made.
What is an interim order?
A party who files an application at the LTB is referred to as this.
Who is the applicant?