![]() Landlords should attach documentation such as receipts, estimates and pictures.Īpplication for Interference with Reasonable Enjoyment, Lawful Right, Privilege or InterestĪs per section 88.1 (1), landlords will be allowed to file an application for compensation for interference with their reasonable enjoyment, lawful right, privilege or interest against a current or former tenant. This image shows you the section of the L10 under reason 4 with respect to damages caused by the former tenant. Landlords should attach documentation such as invoices and receipts.Īccording to section 89, landlords will be allowed to file an application for compensation for damage against a current or former tenant. The L10 form provides additional space so you can include further information about the unpaid utilities bills. This image shows you the section of the L10 under reason 3 with respect to unpaid utility bills by the former tenant. The landlord can file the L2 application while the tenant is residing at the rental unit or the L10 application for a former tenant. Up until now, the Landlord and Tenant Board could only terminate the tenancy based on this but did not have the jurisdiction to issue an order determining the amount owed in utility costs by the tenant. ![]() The table allows the landlord to fill out the amount charged by the bank plus an administrative fee of up to $20.Ĭompensation for Failure to Pay Utility CostsĪccording to section 88.2 (1), landlords will be allowed to file an application for compensation for failure to pay utility costs against a current or former tenant. This is reason 2 in the L10 that deals with charges incurred due to non-sufficient funds cheques the tenant may have given to the landlord. This image shows the section of the L10 under reason 1 that pertains to the rent amount owed by the tenant and compensation for each day the tenant remained in the unit after the date the tenancy ended. The landlord has one year to file this application from the date the tenant vacated the rental unit. The landlord has one year to file this application from the date the former tenant vacated the rental unit.Īpplication for Compensation for Use and Occupation of the Rental UnitĪs per section 87 (3), landlords will be allowed to file an application for new rent that became due in cases where a tenant failed to move out of the rental unit by the termination date. The L10 application can be filed with the Landlord and Tenant Board for post tenancy issues such as arrears of rent, compensation, unpaid utility bills, damages and other costs incurred as a result of the tenant’s behaviour.Īs per section 87 (1) of the Residential Tenancies Act, landlords will be allowed to file an application for arrears of rent against a current tenant or former tenant who is no longer residing at the rental unit. L10-Application to Collect Money a Former Tenant Owes Unlike other applications to the Board, landlords will have to give a copy of the L10 application and a notice of hearing package to the former tenant at least 30 days prior to the hearing date. They may have to hire the services of a private investigator or a skip trace agency in order to find the former tenant’s current address. Landlords will have to know where their tenants currently live in order to file with the Board. This only applies to post tenancy issues where tenants moved out of the rental unit on or after September 1, 2021.ĭo you know where your former tenant works/lives?Īccording to the changes made to the Residential Tenancies Act as a result of Bill 184, landlords have one year to file a post tenancy application from the date their tenant vacated. However, numerous outstanding amendments were proclaimed into force on Septemincluding the now clear jurisdiction of the Landlord and Tenant Board over post tenancy issues. ![]() It also establishes rules and framework for the adjudicators and LTB procedures.īill 184, Protecting Tenants and Strengthening Community Housing Act, 2020 was proclaimed into force on Jand received Royal Assent the same day. ![]() It defines the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants and outlines the rules and procedures for filing post tenancy applications. In Ontario, the Residential Tenancies Act is the provincial law that governs most residential rental agreements. For detailed information about other forms discussed in this presentation, please refer to the other landlord learning modules. ![]() If you need more information, please contact a legal service provider. The information offered in this presentation is intended as general information, it is not legal advice. Welcome to Landlord’s Self-Help Centre’s module about collecting monies owed by a former tenant. Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 8:18 | Recorded on January 1, 2016 ![]()
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