Toronto, January 28, 2025 — Orcus Law LLP proudly announces a significant victory in Randhawa v. Mawick (2025 ONLTB 7213), a landmark decision rendered by the Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). Representing the landlord, Mr. Paramjit Randhawa, Shikha Kapoor, a seasoned Paralegal with Orcus Law LLP, successfully obtained an order for termination and eviction due to non-payment of rent.
The tenant had accumulated rent arrears totaling $20,300, despite having received a valid Notice to End Tenancy. During the hearing, the tenant alleged cash payments and raised maintenance concerns but was unable to provide any credible supporting evidence. Through meticulous preparation and persuasive advocacy, Ms. Kapoor demonstrated that all procedural requirements under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 were fully satisfied. As a result, the Board ruled decisively in favor of our client.
The final order directed the tenant to vacate the premises or pay the full outstanding rent plus daily compensation, reaffirming landlords’ rights and setting a meaningful precedent for fair and evidence-based tenancy enforcement across Ontario.
This outcome highlights Orcus Law LLP’s depth of expertise in landlord-tenant disputes, Divisional Court appeals,and property litigation throughout the province. Our firm remains steadfast in protecting our clients’ interests through thorough preparation, strategic advocacy, and a results-driven approach.
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