Evictly

Renfrew County Housing Corporation v Pye

Landlord wins · Pembroke · 2024-08-20

Adjudicator
Julie Broderick
Dispute
Substantial Interference
Notice
Substantial interference (N5)
Amount
<$5K
Landlord
R.C.H.C.
Tenant
L.P.
Landlord rep
Wendy Hebert

What happened

Landlord applied for an order to terminate the tenancy and evict the Tenant due to the Tenant's indecent exposure in the public areas of the residential complex, which substantially interfered with the Landlord's and other tenants' reasonable enjoyment.

The ruling

The Landlord proved the Tenant's indecent exposure in public areas substantially interfered with the Landlord's and other tenants' enjoyment. However, the Tribunal granted conditional relief from eviction, ordering the Tenant to not indecently expose herself in public areas for 12 months. If the Tenant breaches the condition, the Landlord may apply for an eviction order without notice to the Tenant.