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A class action is an action taken by one or more persons on behalf of a number of people who have a common interest in that action. Where the matter involves more than one person with a common interest, an order may be made affecting all persons who have the same common interest. Note that for hidden rent increases, the RTB may limit the application of its order to one or more of the affected rental units. If several tenants seek a joint hearing, under the RTA, an Arbitrator may hear the cases jointly without the consent of the landlord. | A class action is an action taken by one or more persons on behalf of a number of people who have a common interest in that action. Where the matter involves more than one person with a common interest, an order may be made affecting all persons who have the same common interest. Note that for hidden rent increases, the RTB may limit the application of its order to one or more of the affected rental units. If several tenants seek a joint hearing, under the RTA, an Arbitrator may hear the cases jointly without the consent of the landlord. | ||
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