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...ation or motion, the justice may receive and base his or her decision upon information the justice considers credible or trustworthy in the circumstances. * The attached Affidavit(s) must include copies of the documents referred to in the respective affidavit. ...

...tial compliance with this Act respecting the contents of forms, notices or documents is sufficient. 2006, c. 17, s. 212. ...ntial compliance with the Act respecting the contents of forms, notices or documents is sufficient. However, in my opinion, <b><u>while the application of s. 21 ...

...y third parties. As a result, the gatekeeping function should be exercised more vigilantly with expert evidence. ...to exclude the report. Indeed, the last words of Rule 18.01 are that the documents “shall be received into evidence unless the trial judge orders otherwise� ...

...tial compliance with this Act respecting the contents of forms, notices or documents is sufficient. 2006, c. 17, s. 212. ...ntial compliance with the Act respecting the contents of forms, notices or documents is sufficient. However, in my opinion, <b><u>while the application of s. 21 ...

...is presumptively reasonableness</b></u>: Onyskiw at para. 28; <i>Alberta (Information and Privacy Commissioner) v. Alberta Teachers' Assn., 2011 SCC 61 (CanLII), <ref name="ATA">Alberta (Information and Privacy Commissioner) v. Alberta Teachers' Association, 2011 SCC 61 (Ca ...

...and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) cannot be used to withhold personal information in adjudicative records of public proceedings because doing so would violat <b><u>[2] This order resolves an appeal that came to the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (IPC) after the Landlord Tenant Board ( ...

...notice not in a form approved by the Board even if it included all of the information listed in the subparagraphs, section 212 of the Act provides that substanti ...tial compliance with this Act respecting the contents of forms, notices or documents is sufficient. ...

196 (1) Upon receiving information that an applicant owes money to the Board as a result of having failed to p ::(a) if the information is received on or before the day the applicant submits an application, an e ...

:::(iv) such other information as may be required by the Rules. 2020, c. 16, Sched. 4, s. 11 (2). ...filed with the LTB within 5 calendar days of filing. Failure to file these documents in time may result in administrative dismissal of the application. ...

...y provision, that must have the effect of providing for a term of usage of more than 21 years. … ...vision control provisions of the PA by entering into leases with a term of more than 21 years and consistent with the remedial purpose of the RTA to protec ...

...ndlord and Tenant Board - Rules of Procedure, <https://tribunalsontario.ca/documents/ltb/Rules/LTB%20Rules%20of%20Practice_dec2020.html>, reterived 2021-08-16</ ...a party (BP is not referred to anywhere in that application). There is no information in BP’s materials to suggest that BP was or could have been aware of the ...

...o the full extent of the claimant’s knowledge, information and belief, all documents relevant to any matter in issue in the proceeding that are or have been in ...

...le to a fine of not more than $25,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than one year, or to both. ...le to a fine of not more than $25,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more than one year, or to both. ...

...e Landlord purported to raise the monthly rent to $1,000.82 which is $0.02 more than the lawful amount permitted.</b></u> ...tial compliance with this Act respecting the contents of forms, notices or documents is sufficient.” In support of its argument the Landlord’s representativ ...

...etter Definition Regulations, SOR/83-481, to mean "one or more messages or information in any form . . . that is intended for collection or for transmission or de ...y submission that the postal delivery rule allowing for deemed delivery of documents served via regular mail exist because the [https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/ ...

...with the Act’s requirements “respecting the contents of forms, notices or documents is sufficient.” ...ndlord’s NORI rendered the NORI void. The Tribunal in that case found that information in the landlord’s addendum “would mislead most tenants”. ...

...dvising the tenant what to do to avoid eviction, it conveyed the necessary information to the tenants and was compliant with the Act. ...rs, or pay for replacement'''</u>. Here the landlord had provided detailed information about the tenants’ options to remedy the situation. ...

[18] Following <i>Zhilka v. Turney, [1959] S.C.R. 578</i>, and as explained more recently in <i>Hilchie Wateron Condominiums Inc., 2012 NSCA 126, 2012 Carsw ...r of a house sued, among others, a real estate agent for failure to verify information provided by the vendor concerning the property in question. One of the iss ...

...there was any coercion, misrepresentation or the furnishing of misleading information. ...est on the part of the Landlord’s Representative in the outcome is yet one more reason why the credibility of his testimony will no doubt be hotly conteste ...

...2017 which is within the 7 day voiding period. So based on the Landlord’s documents alone she cannot assert the Tenant rendered the first notice void. However, ...plication as well as accurate dates of the events referenced. Without this information the Tenant could not have reasonably been expected to meaningfully prepare ...