N.Y. v. K.F.M. and W.S.W.

Split/Other wins · 2018-01-19

Dispute

Alteration Of Locks, Coercion, Harassment, Illegal Collection Or Retention Of Money, Illegal Entry, Interference, Obstruction, Substantial Interference, Threat

Landlord

K., W.

Tenant

N.

What happened

The Tenant applied for orders related to the Landlords' alleged illegal actions, including collecting or retaining money illegally, harassment, obstruction, coercion, threats, interference, illegal entry, alteration of locks, and substantial interference.

The ruling

The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 applies to this living situation. The application is adjourned to a date to be set by the Board, and the previous interim order is reinstated.