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Case workspace · Ontario · RTA 2006
'No pets' clauses in Ontario residential leases are void. A landlord can't evict you just for having a pet — but can apply to evict if the pet causes serious problems.
Educational information about Ontario tenancy law — not legal advice. Statute: RTA 2006 s. 14 (void clauses); Ontario Human Rights Code (service animals)..
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Timing guidance
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Needs more factsNo fixed deadline; a behaviour-based eviction still needs a hearing.
To calculate or confirm timing: Case-specific dates, documents, facts, and tribunal history
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| Field | Status | How to fill it |
|---|---|---|
| Applicant name * | You provide | Insert outside NestIQ from the official form context. Do not persist names in the draft object. |
| Respondent name * | You provide | Insert outside NestIQ from the official form context. Do not persist names in the draft object. |
| Rental unit address * | You provide | Insert outside NestIQ. Do not persist addresses in the draft object. |
| Contact details | You provide | Insert phone, email, and mailing details outside NestIQ only if the official form requires them. |
| Pet issue details * | You provide | Keep complaint, damage, allergy, building-rule, and accommodation details outside NestIQ. |
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Subject: Pet-related tenancy concern - written clarification requested [Letter date] Dear [Landlord or property manager name], I am writing about the pet-related tenancy concern for [Rental unit address], which arose on [Relevant date]. Please respond in writing by [Requested written response date]. 1. Confirm the specific concern, complaint, damage, noise issue, allergy issue, or building rule you are relying on. 2. Provide any written rule, complaint, inspection note, or evidence you say supports the concern. 3. Confirm the action you are asking me to take and the timeline you propose. Timing guidance: No fixed deadline; a behaviour-based eviction still needs a hearing. The exact date still depends on missing facts or source review. 1. Confirm: Case-specific dates, documents, facts, and tribunal history. I will keep lease terms, building rules, photos, messages, complaint records, and this correspondence for my file. Sincerely, [Tenant name]
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“No pets” clauses
'No pets' clauses in Ontario residential leases are void. A landlord can't evict you just for having a pet — but can apply to evict if the pet causes serious problems.
Timing guidance
No fixed deadline; a behaviour-based eviction still needs a hearing.
LTB Forms (L2 by landlord; T2 to push back)
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Review and document next step
If threatened with eviction over a pet, the burden is on the landlord to prove substantial interference or damage. Don't sign anything waiving your rights.
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