Landlord and Tenant Law in Ontario
Ontario’s Residential Tenancies Act governs the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants — and navigating its rules, forms, and timelines can be genuinely confusing. Whether you are a landlord dealing with a difficult tenancy situation or a tenant who feels their rights are not being respected, understanding your legal position is the essential first step.
At Nanra Law, we provide clear, practical guidance for both landlords and tenants. We help you understand your rights, prepare your documentation, and approach the Landlord and Tenant Board with confidence.
How We Can Help
For Landlords
Common landlord matters:
- Non-payment of rent applications (L1)
- Applications to terminate a tenancy and evict a tenant (L2)
- Applications related to rent increases above guideline
- Lease agreement drafting and review
- Advice on proper notice requirements and timelines
- Preparing documentation and submissions for LTB hearings
For Tenants
Tenants have significant rights under Ontario law — including the right to a safe and habitable home, protection from unlawful eviction, and the ability to raise issues about rent and maintenance. If you believe your landlord is not meeting their obligations, or if you are facing an eviction you believe is improper, we can help you understand your options.
Common tenant matters:
- Responding to an eviction notice or LTB application
- Applications related to maintenance and repair failures (T6)
- Rent abatement applications (T2, T3)
- Harassment or interference with reasonable enjoyment (T2)
- Illegal entry by a landlord
- Lease review and advice before signing
