Evictly

Lucic-Tadic v Halton Community Housing Corporation

Landlord wins · Oakville · 2026-01-12

Adjudicator
Michelle Tan
Dispute
Maintenance, Substantial Interference
Landlord
H.C.H.C., Oakville Community Homes
Tenant
S.L.
Landlord rep
Douglas Levitt, Jeramie Gallichan, Jackie Hajer, Melanie Warrington
Tenant rep
Brittany DiTrani, Farah Abdel Haleem

What happened

The Tenant filed T2 and T6 applications claiming that the Landlord substantially interfered with their reasonable enjoyment and failed to maintain the rental unit. Specifically, the Tenant raised concerns regarding air quality, health issues, and declined accommodation requests. However, the applications were dismissed on a preliminary basis because the Tenant failed to provide sufficient particulars or reveal a clear cause of action in the originating application forms, relying instead on a chronological narrative of the tenancy history.

The ruling

The Tenant's applications (T2 and T6) were dismissed. The Board determined that the applications were procedurally unfair as they did not provide the Landlords with enough information to understand the specific legal claims or allegations against them. The Tenant is permitted to file a new application if the complaints are ongoing.