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The T5 Bad-Faith Evidence Kit: What to Do the Day You Hand Back the Keys
If your old unit is re-listed within 12 months of an N12 move-out, Ontario law presumes bad faith — and the landlord must prove otherwise. This free kit walks the two dates to diarize, the monthly screenshot ritual, the full remedy stack (including the no-receipts compensation worth up to a year's rent), and what to lead with at the hearing.
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All 5 steps
- Diarize two dates the day you move out: the 12-month presumption window and the one-year T5 deadline
- Ten minutes a month: screenshot rental listings for your old address with the date and URL visible
- Re-listing within 12 months presumes bad faith — the landlord must prove otherwise
- Claim general compensation up to 12 months' rent — no receipts required
- The honest-change defence is real: test the landlord's explanation against the dates
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