Bright Investments Inc v Abdelaal

Dispute

Determinations

Sufficient evidence for the presiding Board Vice Chair to find, on a balance of probabilities, that the Tenant was employed as the Landlord's Superintendent
The Tenant did not occupy a residential unit at the residential complex before their employment began
The Tenant only began living in the rental unit when the Tenant's employment with the Landlord began, as a condition of their superintendent employment
The Vice Chair's finding that the rental unit, the nature of the employment, and location of the rental unit fall under the definition of superintendent premises is a reasonable conclusion based on the evidence and a reasonable interpretation of subsection 93(1) of the Act
The Vice Chair's decision to terminate the tenancy and evict the Tenant effective December 13, 2024 falls within a reasonable range of outcomes and is entitled to deference
The Tenant's submissions in the review request do not represent 'new evidence' and are therefore not good cause to review the December 2, 2024 review order or to re-hear the Landlord's application
Pursuant to subsection 93(1) of the Act, a former superintendent's tenancy terminates the day the superintendent's employment with the landlord ends
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