Hearings & Evidence 8 min read
LTB Hearing Preparation Checklist
Before the Hearing
- Organize all evidence documents in chronological order
- Prepare a brief summary of events (1–2 pages)
- Make copies of evidence bundle: one for you, one for the adjudicator, one for the tenant
- Exchange evidence with the other party in advance per Bill 60 requirements
What to Bring
- 3 copies of your evidence bundle (yours, adjudicator's, tenant's)
- Photo ID
- Calculator (to verify arrears calculations on the spot)
- Pen and paper (to take notes on the tenant's statements)
- Original or copy of the lease agreement
How Hearings Work
A typical LTB hearing includes: opening statements (applicant goes first), presenting evidence, cross-examination by the other party, questions from the adjudicator, and closing statements. Stay professional, concise, and stick to facts directly relevant to your case.
Common mistake: Emotional statements, irrelevant information, or disorganized evidence. Adjudicators need clear facts and documents — not personal stories.
How AnchorLease Helps
AnchorLease generates hearing-ready evidence bundles that follow LTB Practice Directions — organized, timestamped, and formatted professionally.
This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. For professional advice, consult a licensed lawyer, paralegal, or accountant.