Landlord-Side Representation
Before the LTB & Divisional Court.
Practical, appeal-minded counsel for Ontario landlords. Saad Amjad represents Ontario landlords at Landlord and Tenant Board hearings and on appeals to the Divisional Court.
A focused landlord & appeals practice.
From termination notices and hearings to appeals to the Divisional Court, each file is prepared carefully, with the record kept in order from the start.
Divisional Court Appeals from the LTB
Appeals to the Divisional Court from Landlord and Tenant Board decisions on questions of law — and honest advice on which cases should actually go up.
Learn moreLTB Hearings — Landlord Representation
Representation of landlords at Landlord and Tenant Board hearings across Ontario — in person, by phone, and by video.
Learn moreNotices — N4, N5, N12, N13 and more
Drafting and service of termination notices under the Residential Tenancies Act — done right the first time.
Learn moreMotions to Set Aside & Review Requests
Applications to set aside ex parte orders and Review Requests where the Board made a serious error.
Learn moreAbove-Guideline Increases (AGI)
L5 applications for rent increases above the annual guideline for capital expenditures, operating cost increases, or security services.
Learn moreCriminal Defence
Criminal defence work across Ontario — summary conviction and indictable matters, from bail hearings to trial.
Learn moreClear advice, careful preparation.
The Landlord and Tenant Board is only part of the picture. When a hearing goes sideways — or when the Board misapplies the Residential Tenancies Act — the right of appeal lies to the Divisional Court. That is a different forum, and it has its own rules and deadlines.
- A lawyer on every file — your matter is handled directly by Saad Amjad, not passed down the line.
- Honest appellate triage — straight advice on which LTB orders belong at the Divisional Court and which ones don’t.
- Appeal-ready files — evidence and written records preserved with the Divisional Court in mind from day one.
- Clear communication — plain-language answers about process, timelines, and costs.
“An LTB order is not the last word. But not every order belongs at the Divisional Court either — and an honest answer about which is which is the first thing I owe a client.”
Facing an LTB hearing or considering an appeal?
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