Cost-Effective Legal Assistance for Landlord-Tenant Board Proceedings Involving Regularly Delayed Rent Payments, Rental Arrears, and Related Matters
Shemesh Legal Offices offers legal services for cases at the Landlord and Tenant Board, specifically addressing instances where tenants fail to vacate a unit in compliance with an issued eviction order.
and other issues commonly governed by the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006, S.O. 2006, Chapter 17. In such instances, when disputes arise between residential landlords and tenants, certain matters must progress to the…
Landlord Tenant Board and other concerns may need to be addressed at the Small Claims Court. Failing to bring specific issues into the appropriate forum can result in the dismissal of proceedings. Additionally, upon dismissal, the opportunity to initiate or restart proceedings in the correct forum may be forfeited. Therefore, the careful selection of the proper forum is crucial. In cases like commercial tenancy disputes, where issues fall beyond the jurisdiction of the Landlord Tenant Board, pursuing them in the Small Claims Court (or a higher court) becomes necessary, depending on the circumstances, legal complexities, and whether the matter exceeds the $35,000 per Plaintiff limit.
Landlord Tenant Dispute Issues Include:
Readiness For Occupancy
Involves mandate to provide premises meeting legally required standards.
Allegation Particulars
Involves lack of adequate detail within Landlord Tenant Board forms.
Purpose of Premises
Involves rights and duties varying upon definition as residential or commercial.
Express Limitation Periods
Involves expiry of rights due to waiting too long prior to raising legal issues.
Co-signing Guarantors
Involves third party persons providing assurances on behalf of a tenant.
Eviction During Winter
Involves common urban myth belief that eviction is forbidden in wintertime.
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Shemesh Legal Offices serves clients located in Hamilton, Grimsby, Cayuga, Halton Region, Aldershot, among other places.
You have never been my client I suspect you are the tenant whom I evicted recently and you took exception to that. If you are a client post the retainer you signed with me so that everyone can see. Otherwise you are just a sore loser.
~ stan ps3