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On September 22, 2025, Landlord Salekur Rahman requested a review of motion order LTB-L-064032-25-SA issued September 15, 2025.
The LTB directed the matter to a review hearing to determine whether the review request should be granted or denied.
If the review is granted, a new hearing will be held on the merits of the Tenant's motion to set aside ex parte order LTB-L-064032-25 issued August 11, 2025.
Both parties must disclose all evidence to each other and to the LTB at least seven days before the hearing.
Failure by the Landlord to attend the review hearing may be treated as an abuse of process and result in a costs order.
The matter is directed to a review hearing to assess whether the Landlord was reasonably able to participate in the motion proceeding and any other relevant matters.
If the review is granted, the Board will hear the merits of the Tenant's motion to set aside the original ex parte order LTB-L-064032-25.
Non-attendance by the Landlord at the review hearing may be considered an abuse of process and may result in costs awarded against the Landlord.
The LTB issued an Interim Order scheduling a review hearing of the Landlord's request.
Both parties are directed to attend and be prepared to proceed on the merits of the original application if the review is granted.
All evidence must be disclosed to the other party and the LTB no later than seven days before the hearing.
Material may be filed with the LTB via the Tribunals Ontario Portal (TOP) or by email at [email protected].
Failure to comply with disclosure obligations under Rule 19.7 may result in evidence being excluded.
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