D.I.L. v K.K.W.

Split/Other wins · 2015-07-13

Dispute

Failure To Meet Condition, Persistent Late Payment, Substantial Interference

Landlord

D.

Tenant

K.

Landlord rep

N.B.

Tenant rep

J.M.

What happened

The landlord applied for orders to terminate the tenancy and evict the tenant due to damage to the premises, substantial interference, and persistent late payment of rent. The tenant filed requests to review and motions to set aside the orders.

The ruling

The hearing was adjourned to a future date, with conditions set for the tenant and landlord to provide disclosure of evidence and witnesses, and for the tenant to pay rent during the adjournment period.