This hearing used up 45 minutes of two members time, for a total of 90 minutes of hearing time.
So far, this disagreement with our landlord had used up 9 hours 40 minutes of hearing time at the LTB, in 9 hearings, two by telephone, seven in person (counting the Case Management Hearing and mediation session of May 19, 2017 as hearings). It has also used up 7 hours and 50 minutes of a mediator’s time.
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Chapter 30 – Monday January 1, 2018 to Saturday March 31, 2018
Tuesday January 2, 2018 – Agostino came by to collect the rent (Vid 34). He brought Richard Pollington with him, but Richard was well behaved so we raised no objection. Agostino also accepted delivery of two letters, and discussed repairs of the drafty windows. The two letters Agostino accepted were a request by Marie for […]
Chapter 29 – Friday November 3, 2017 to Sunday December 31, 2017
Friday November 3, 2017 – Thursday November 30, 2017 – There was occasional activity in Unit #1 on the 97 side of the building. Agostino and assorted workers were in and out of the unit on weekends, and Marie mentioned to me that she had seen Agostino in and around the building during the day […]
Chapter 28 – Friday September 29, 2017 – Thursday November 2, 2017
Yakhni becomes even more of an unprofessional pain in the ass to deal with. Pollington maes an appaerance with a camera in hand, as does Christina Stamper.
Our landlord simply ignores the Interim Order issued by a board member, as does his representative.
Chapter 27 – Thursday September 28, 2017
So far, this disagreement with our landlord had used up 8 hours 10 minutes of hearing time at the LTB, in 8 hearings, one by telephone, five in person (counting the Case Management Hearing and mediation session of May 19, 2017 as hearings). It has also used up 7 hours and 50 minutes of a mediator’s time.
Chapter 23 – Thursday August 3, 2017 to Wednesday August 9, 2017
My roommate and I were preparing our defense against John’s L2 eviction application due to be heard on August 10.
John had not tried to enter the unit on August 3 or 4. Pollington was still hostile, and his guests were becoming hostile.
Chapter 20 – July 22, 2017 to July 31, 2017
That makes 28 days of entry on 11 Notices of Entry since this began.
Chapter 16 – June 29, 2017 to July 2, 2017
These would be the fourth and fifth Order to Comply written by Property Standards against 97-99 East Ave S, as a result of three complaints by me.
Chapter 14 & 15 – June 3, 2017 to June 28, 2017
That brings the total to 20 days of entry on 9 separate Notices of Entry, and the repairs aren’t even close to finished.
There have been 5 hearings at the LTB, and three visits from HPS.
Chapter 12 – May 18-30, 2017
So far, this disagreement with our landlord had used up 3 hours 30 minutes of hearing time at the LTB, in 5 hearings, one by telephone, one in person (counting the Case Management Hearing as a hearing). It has also used up 6 hours and 20 minutes of a mediator’s time. It has resulted in three responses by HPS to a complaint (one by the tenants). I’ll keep a running tally.
