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{{Citation: | categories = | shortlink = }} ==<i>Residential Tenancies Act,</i> 2006, S.O. 2006, c. 17<ref name="RTA"/>== “landlord” includes, (a) the owner of a rental unit or any other person who permits occupancy of a rental unit, other than a tenant who occupies a rental unit in a residential complex and who permits another person to also occupy the unit or any part of the unit, (b) the heirs, assigns, personal representatives and successors in title of a person referred to in clause (a), and (c) a person, <b><u>other than a tenant occupying a rental unit in a residential complex,</b></u> who is entitled to possession of the residential complex and who attempts to enforce any of the rights of a landlord under a tenancy agreement or this Act, including the right to collect rent; (“locateur”) "tenancy agreement” means a written, oral or implied agreement between a <b><u>tenant and a landlord for occupancy of a rental unit</b></u> and includes a licence to occupy a rental unit; (“convention de location”) “tenant” includes a <b><u>person who pays rent in return for the right to occupy a rental unit and includes the tenant’s heirs, assigns and personal representatives,</b></u> but “tenant” does not include a person who has the right to occupy a rental unit by virtue of being, :(a) a co-owner of the residential complex in which the rental unit is located, or :(b) a shareholder of a corporation that owns the residential complex; (“locataire”) (...) <b>Board</b> 168 (1) The Ontario Rental Housing Tribunal is continued under the name Landlord and Tenant Board in English and Commission de la location immobilière in French. 2006, c. 17, s. 168 (1). Board’s jurisdiction (2) <b><u>The Board has exclusive jurisdiction to determine all applications under this Act and with respect to all matters in which jurisdiction is conferred on it by this Act.</b></u> <ref name="RTA"><i>Residential Tenancies Act,<./i> 2006, S.O. 2006, c. 17. <https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/06r17>, retrieved on 2024-12-03</ref> ==CEL-52122-15-RV (Re), 2016 CanLII 8773 (ON LTB)<ref name="CEL-52122"/>== 24. The entire rear unit is the subject of the tenancy agreement between the Landlords and the Tenant. The Tenant rents the whole rear portion. Even though the Tenant chose to splits it into two units, this does not mean it has to be identified as two separate rental units. <span style=background:yellow><b>There is no dispute that the Landlords <u>do not</u> have a separate tenancy agreement with the Tenant’s roommate.</span></b> The Tenant receives the rent for that portion of her unit. <ref name="CEL-52122">CEL-52122-15-RV (Re), 2016 CanLII 8773 (ON LTB), <https://canlii.ca/t/gngz9>, retrieved on 2024-12-03</ref> ==TSL-63403-15-RV (Re), 2015 CanLII 90926 (ON LTB)<ref name="TSL-63403"/>== 10. The Tenant testified there was luggage and boots in the locker she lost access to but it was her roommates and not the Landlord who interfered with her access to it. <b><u>That part of her application is therefore dismissed because disputes between roommates are not with the Landlord and Tenant Board’s jurisdiction.</b></u> ==References==

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