Last updated: January 12, 2025
Ordered by Tribunals Ontario under Section 94.794.15, Residential Tenancies Act, 2006
Decision in favor of
Landlord
Ordered Amount
$109
to Co-op
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Citation: City Park Co-operative Apartments Inc. v Johnson, 2024 ONLTB 94929
File Number: LTB-C-070798-23
Application Date
Dec 2023
Hearing Date
Sep 2024
Order Date
Dec 20, 2024
Tenancy End Date
Jan 2025
The Co-op Member's occupancy is terminated, and the Co-op Member must move out by January 15, 2025. If the unit is not vacated by that date, the Co-op may file the order with the Sheriff for enforcement. The Co-op Member must pay the Co-op $655.40 for the damaged stove and $201 for the application filing costs. The Co-op owes the Co-op Member $747.70 for refundable deposits, so the net amount the Co-op Member owes is $108.70, which must be paid by January 15, 2025 or interest will accrue.
The Co-op Member caused considerable expense to the Co-op within a period of 3 months because of his actions. The Co-op Member's actions culminated in an actual fire which not only damaged the Co-op's property, but it also endangered the Co-op Member and all the other residents in the building. The Co-op Member never provided an explanation for how the fire occurred, nor did he pay for the damage when requested. He also failed to attend the hearing to provide any explanation for why an eviction should be delayed or denied.
The Co-op applied for an order to end the occupancy of the member unit and evict the Co-op Member because the Co-op Member, another occupant of the member unit or someone the Co-op Member permitted in the residential complex has wilfully or negligently caused damage to the premises.
The Co-op paid $655.40 to replace the damaged stove and requested reimbursement from the Co-op Member, but the Co-op Member did not pay. The Co-op also submitted an invoice for the $6,000 in fire department charges.
The Co-op Member repeatedly pulled the fire alarm in the residential complex in January, February and March 2023, causing unnecessary fire department visits and $6,000 in charges to the Co-op. The Co-op Member also negligently or wilfully caused a fire in his unit on March 29, 2023, damaging the stove.
The Co-op Member caused considerable expense to the Co-op within a period of 3 months because of his actions. The Co-op Member's actions culminated in an actual fire which not only damaged the Co-op's property, but it also endangered the Co-op Member and all the other residents in the building. The Co-op Member never provided an explanation for how the fire occurred, nor did he pay for the damage when requested. He also failed to attend the hearing to provide any explanation for why an eviction should be delayed or denied.
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Application Fee
$201
Rent Deposit
$748
Damages
$655
Ordered Amount
$109 (to Co-op)
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