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| ==Landlord liability for the actions of other tenants==
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| <pdf height="300">File:Hassan v Niagara Housing Authority.pdf</pdf>
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| 16. It is not that the other tenant's actions are imputed to the landlord, but, rather, the landlord's legal responsibility
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| to provide the tenant with quiet enjoyment that gives rise to the responsibility on the landlord to take reasonable steps
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| to correct the intrusion of the neighbouring tenant on the tenant's right to quiet enjoyment.
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| 17. As was stated by Judge Conant in Lush v. Dell Holdings Ltd. (September 3, 1986), Doc. M135029/86 (Ont. Dist.
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| Ct.), 1986 District Court Toronto, at p. 4:
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| From time immemorial in the British judicial system the landlord must provide quiet enjoyment . . . the tenants have almost no method of recourse . . . There is really nothing . . . that the tenant . . . can do but get the landlord [to take action against the tenant].
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Latest revision as of 16:31, 4 June 2020
