Eviction upheld. No right to live rent-free.

wjplaw
Jan 7
1 min read

In the following appeal case, the Divisional Court upheld the Landlord and Tenant Board's decision evicting the residential tenant, from his rental unit, for non-payment of rent. The Divisional Court noted the tenant had no right to live in the landlord's premises rent-free.

Singh v. 260 Wellesley Residences 2024 ONSC 6928 (Div.Ct.)

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