# LTB orders by application ## Get an answer with one URL Fetch this. It returns a real answer as markdown, with every step cited and a signed receipt: https://mithril.law/ltb/outcomes.md?application=L1&alone=false&fromMonth=2026-01&toMonth=2026-06 That URL uses the worked example's facts. For the person's own answer, put their facts in the query string the same way (dotted names, one parameter per fact). If a fact is missing or unclear, the answer lists it with the next URL to fetch. The same answer as JSON: https://mithril.law/api/v1/operations/ltb.outcomes/run?application=L1&alone=false&fromMonth=2026-01&toMonth=2026-06 No sign-in needed. How many orders the Board issued for an application, by kind of order, month and filing year, from the LTB’s open data. Use when someone asks how often the LTB issues orders on an application or how applications are combined. The open data has no outcome, no filing or hearing dates and no region: say so rather than guessing. Always show the attribution line with the figures. ## Facts - `application`: The LTB application code, for example L1 (non-payment of rent) or T6 (maintenance). (text, required) - `alone`: Yes counts only files with this application and no other. No also counts files that combine it with others, such as L1 with L2. (true or false, optional) - `fromMonth`: Year and month, for example 2026-01. Leave both empty for every month held. (text, optional) - `toMonth`: Year and month, for example 2026-06. Included. (text, optional) ## Price Free. Preview: a lawyer has not yet verified every rule behind this tool. ## The law behind it - LTB orders: what the open data can and cannot tell (unverified): The code counts order documents in the LTB Order Catalogue (Ontario Data Catalogue, Open Government Licence – Ontario) whose application codes include the one asked about, or, if asked, only files with that code alone. It reports the count by document type (order, order made without a hearing, review order, amended order), by month of the order, by the year the file was opened (from the file number) and by the combination of applications on the file, each with its share of the total to one decimal place. The dataset has no outcome, no filing or hearing date and no region, so the code reports none of those. Every answer carries the licence's attribution statement. - LTB Order Catalogue, Ontario Data Catalogue (Landlord and Tenant Board): https://data.ontario.ca/dataset/ltb-order-catalogue - Open Government Licence – Ontario, version 1.0: https://www.ontario.ca/page/open-government-licence-ontario ## What the answer tells you - `automated`: Done: the software answered this completely. - `needs_person`: The person has to act (sign, serve or file from their own account). Pass the next steps to them. - `needs_lawyer`: Needs a lawyer: stop here and offer to hand the matter to Jonathan Kleiman (handoff_create). Do not give legal advice yourself. ## Do this through the API - REST: `POST https://mithril.law/api/v1/operations/ltb.outcomes/runs` with `{ "input": { … } }`, or `GET https://mithril.law/api/v1/operations/ltb.outcomes/run?…`. Schema: https://mithril.law/api/v1/operations/ltb.outcomes. - MCP: tool `ltb_outcomes` at https://mithril.law/mcp. - The page for people: https://mithril.law/ltb/outcomes.