Renterly

Adjudicators

Allana McComb

MemberLandlord and Tenant BoardOntario

Orders listed61 against the landlord
Awarded to tenants$2,955avg $492
Awarded to landlords$0avg $0
Fines to the board$0none ordered

Read these numbers carefully. They cover the orders Renterly has processed from applications brought by tenants — not applications brought by landlords, which make up most of a tribunal's caseload and are not listed here. Both directions of an order are counted, including applications that were dismissed or decided for the landlord. Amounts are what the order directed, not what was shown to have been paid, and orders we have not finished processing are missing entirely.

Orders

  • Decision against landlordNot yet reviewedJanuary 15, 2026$2,955 to the tenant

    The tribunal found that the landlord substantially interfered with the tenant's reasonable enjoyment by failing to adequately address excessive noise from an upstairs neighbour. The landlord was ordered to pay the tenant a rent abatement and the application filing fee.

    LTB-T-081378-24 · T2 · read the order

  • Decision against tenantNot yet reviewedJanuary 13, 2026

    The tribunal dismissed the tenant's maintenance application in full, finding the landlord had not breached maintenance obligations on any of the five issues. No remedies were ordered against the landlord.

    LTB-T-087564-24 · T6 · read the order

  • Decision against tenantNot yet reviewedJanuary 12, 2026

    The tribunal dismissed the tenant's application alleging a bad faith N12 notice, finding no bad faith by the landlord or purchaser. The landlord's request for costs was denied.

    LTB-T-046111-24 · T5 · read the order

  • No finding against either partyNot yet reviewedJanuary 8, 2026

    The tenant did not attend the hearing, so the tribunal dismissed the tenant's application as abandoned. No findings or orders were made against the landlord.

    LTB-T-059178-25 · T5 · read the order

  • Decision against tenantNot yet reviewedJanuary 6, 2026

    The tribunal dismissed the tenants' application alleging the landlord gave an N12 notice in bad faith. It found the landlord served the notice in good faith after her son moved in and later suffered an unforeseen medical event.

    LTB-T-030374-25 · T5 · read the order

  • No finding against either partyNot yet reviewedJanuary 6, 2026

    The tribunal dismissed the tenant's bad-faith eviction application because no N12 or N13 notice was ever served. No orders were made against either party.

    LTB-T-060135-25 · T5 · read the order