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CASE REPORT YOU ARE REQUIRED TO FIND and REPORT on ONE case that was decided at the Landlord and Tenant Board. Your case must be related to: -a tenant’s substantial interference -a landlord’s...

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CASE REPORT

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO FIND and REPORT on ONE case that was decided at the Landlord and Tenant Board. Your case must be related to:

-a tenant’s substantial interference

-a landlord’s harassment

-tenant’s persistent late payment, or

-landlord’s failure to do repairs or maintain the unit

You will find the full case on CanLIi under the Landlord and Tenant Board. Enter CanLii Ontario in the search box. On the CanLii Ontario site, go to Landlord and Tenant Board, then search for the subject matter that you have chosen.

You must answer each of the questions below. Your answers which require an explanation, should be in full sentences. Your case report should be approximately two pages, double-spaced, numbering each question, and marking the answer below the question.

1. What is the citation (case or file number) for the case?

2. What are the names of the parties? (as reported in the case)

3. What is the legal issue that resulted in the hearing?

4. Cite the relevant sections of the Residential Tenancies Act that apply to this hearing; that correspond to the legal issue(s).

5. Briefly describe the nature of the dispute, setting out the position of each party.

6. What was the decision or order?

7. Explain if you think this was a fair decision. Give reasons for your answer

DUE NOVEMBER 30, 2020 by 6 pm.


Answered Same Day Nov 24, 2021

Solution

Mehzabin answered on Nov 24 2021
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    The citation and file number of the case is TET-99105-19 (Re), 2020 CanLII 61238 (ON LTB), canlii.ca/t/j9dz7>, retrieved on 2020-11-24 and TET-99105-19, respectively.
Q2
    The names of the parties as reported in the case are S.P. (the ‘tenant’) and B.C. (the ‘landlord’).
Q3
    Due to property owner’s harassment and his failure in repairing and maintaining the rental, untitled to the legal issues and resulted in the hearing. S.P. (the Tenant) appealed for an order ascertaining that B.C. (the Landlord) has harassed, blocked, pressurized, threatened and interfered with the Tenant. The Landlord also entered the rental unit illegally and interfered in the rational amusement substantially, of the residential complex or rental unit by the Tenant or by a member of the Tenant’s family. There was another application by the Tenant that the Landlord had failed to maintain the rental unit, the Landlord’s maintenance obligations under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (the ‘Act’) or failed to comply with health, security, housing and maintenance standards (the ‘T6 application’).
Q4
    The order was under the Section 30 and 31, Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 and based on failing of the Landlord to meet the Landlord’s obligations came under sub-section 20(1) of the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 for the repair and maintenance of the rental unit including the Tenant’s entitlement to some treatment.
Q5
    Position of the Tenant - When the Tenant took up the residence, he witnessed some issues of maintenance and repairs. Therefore, he gave a list of what needed to be done along with the rent on October 3, 2017 to the Landlord. On Fe
uary 18, 2018 an accompanied letter marking the repairs that were still left to be done, was given by the Tenant o the Landlord. That letter included a bunch of things, provided by the pictures of those areas, which required repairs. On August, 2018, the following issues were repaired such as cracks and holes in the walls, the...
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