Landlord Guide Library · Pillar 05

Eviction Evidence & Mistakes

Build an organized evidence package and avoid the preventable errors that defeat applications.

5 one-page mini-guides in this pillar.

High-Level Takeaways

Most applications fail on evidence, not on the merits

  • Lease, ledger, payment records, notice, proof of service and a clear chronology form the backbone of most files.

  • Proof of service is challenged more often than owners expect — record date, time, method and who served it.

  • Arrears must be recalculated right up to the hearing, including payments made after filing.

  • Unaddressed maintenance, privacy or tenant-rights issues can reshape the outcome of a rent matter.

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Guide 05

Eviction Evidence & Mistakes Checklist

One-Page PDF
  • Hearing evidence package

  • Proof of service records

  • Arrears recalculation sheet

  • Chronology of events

  • Top mistakes to avoid

Prepared by Kenneth Toppin · Ontario

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Eviction Evidence & Mistakes Checklist

Know what your hearing file should contain — and the errors that undo it.

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