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New Rules for Representatives
For many years, lawyers
in Ontario have had to be members of the Law Society of
Upper Canada if they wanted to be able to represent
parties before Ontario’s Courts.
As of May 1, 2008, the Law Society of Upper Canada has
put in place rules that affect most other types of
representatives who are hired and paid
to represent parties in applications at Ontario’s
Courts, Tribunals and Boards – including representatives
of landlords and tenants who are involved in a Landlord
and Tenant Board application.
For more information on these rules and how they might
affect you, click on this link
(link to brochure), or you can obtain a copy of the
Board’s brochure “Rules for Representatives Involved
in Board Applications” at a Board Office or from a
ServiceOntario location that distributes Board forms and
information brochures.
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