Eviction Ontario is regulated by the Residential Tenancies Act. Please click on the link and read its parts related to the eviction. You don’t need much time to see that eviction rules are complex and highly technical. The legislation is specifically designed to give tenants as much protection as possible, even with an apparent reason […]
A landlord must get an eviction order from the Landlord and Tenant Board to get the tenant out. Fast tenant eviction is essential. Therefore, the faster the Board hears the landlord’s eviction application, the quicker the tenant is evicted. The current time from filing an eviction application to the hearing is about six to eight […]
Tenant owes rent and moves out without notice. The tenant moved out and did not pay rent. It is not uncommon. In some cases, the amount of unpaid rent may be significant. Landlords often contact paralegals in Toronto, GTA and other areas about what they should do with that. How to collect the rent owing? […]
Multiple-unit and rooming houses landlords are a frequent subject of the Toronto Fire Services inspections. In general, there are two reasons for this attention: It is not uncommon when these inspections result in provincial offences charges under the Fire Protection and Prevention Act and Fire Code. These charges are quite complex and filled with details […]
The COVID-19 pandemic invaded many aspects of people’s life. The justice system is one of them. Delays in bringing traffic court cases to a speedy conclusion become more and more common. The public health requirements to limit the spread of the infection are the main cause of these delays. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms provides […]
