Ltb request to review 2025

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The document is a request form for the Landlord and Tenant Board to review an order, detailing the necessary information from the requester (landlord, tenant, or other party), reasons for the review, and payment information. It outlines the process for submitting a review request, including fees, deadlines, and conditions under which a stay of the order may be requested.

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How long are evictions taking in Ontario?

How Long Does It Take to Evict a Tenant in Ontario? Unfortunately, eviction is not a speedy process. It can take anywhere from 85 138 days to evict a tenant after an eviction notice has been given. If the tenant needs to be removed by the Sheriffs office, the timeline could stretch to 168 days.

What does section 78 say in Ontario LTB?

Applications Under Section 78 Under subsections 78(6) (7) of the RTA , the Board may issue an order evicting the tenant and ordering the tenant to pay arrears of rent without a hearing (ex-parte), if the landlord has filed an application with the Board under subsection 78(1).

How backlogged is the LTB Ontario?

The report, released to the public in December, stated that LBT had a backlog of 53,030 cases at the end of its fiscal year on March 31, 2024 a minor reduction from the 53,057 cases Tribunals Ontario reported a year earlier.

How do I appeal a LTB decision in Ontario?

The deadline to appeal an LTB order to the Divisional Court is 30 days after you receive the order. If the 30-day deadline has passed, you can bring a motion to the Divisional Court requesting an extension of time. You do not have to file a Request to Review an Order with the LTB before you appeal to Divisional Court.

How long is the wait for an LTB hearing in Ontario?

Currently, the LTB estimates that the average application for non-payment of rent is scheduled for a hearing in roughly three months down from an estimated 10 months in 2023. All other application types take an estimated five to seven months.

How do I request for records in Ontario tribunals?

You can complete the Tribunals Ontario Request for Records Form or you can send a letter to Tribunals Ontario. Your letter must make it clear you are making a request for records, include your contact information and provide a detailed description of the information you are requesting.

How do I enforce a LTB order in Ontario?

The LTB does not enforce an order. The landlord must file a copy of the LTB order with the Court Enforcement Office to have the order enforced. The Court Enforcement Office will charge the landlord a fee to enforce the order.

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