6. Bill 60 · Mini-Guide 41
Arrears Hearings, Late Payment & Review Deadlines
Track the procedural changes most likely to affect landlord files.
Checklist Preview
A look at what this mini-guide covers
Calendar the current deadline immediately after receiving an order.
Use the rules in force on the relevant procedural date.
Maintain a payment-date ledger for persistent late payment.
The complete six-point checklist, the full process and the professional-help guidance are inside the one-page PDF.
The Process
Order/notice date → Current rule → Deadline → Evidence
Avoid This Mistake
A summary article is not a substitute for the enacted statute, regulation and current LTB instructions.
When to Get Professional Help
Get legal advice before relying on a new deadline or hearing restriction.
Legislation Notice
Bill 60 changes Ontario landlord and tenant rules on a staged timeline. Confirm the current wording, forms and dates with Tribunals Ontario or a licensed Ontario lawyer or paralegal before acting.
Guide 41
Arrears Hearings, Late Payment & Review Deadlines
Essential checklist (six points)
The process in order
The mistake to avoid
When to get professional help
Prepared by Kenneth Toppin · Ontario
Kenneth Toppin One-Page Guide
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