From the rent of a property between the owner and the tenant, a landlord-tenant relationship arises. This relationship imposes a series of rights and duties governed by state obligations and customary law applied in all contracts. In a way, the law seeks to ensure that the location remains habitable throughout the lease period in addition to the information described in the agreement.

Rights and duties correspond to three main topics:

• Possession
• Habitable condition
• No interference with the use

Possession

The possession refers to the fact that when signing the contract, the lessee has the right of possession according to the dates informed in the agreement. Any impediment of the landlord to the control of the property by the lessee during the period of the contract will be considered a 违约的情况 must be questioned legally.

Habitable Condition

The landlord must provide the habitable conditions of the property, according to the survey and the agreement signed by both parties. It is essential to evaluate during the signing of the contract how both intend to deal with the needs of improvement of the property. In some cases, these improvements are the tenant’s responsibility, and in other cases, it is the landlord’s responsibility.

No interference with the use

In addition to keeping the property in habitable condition, it is the lessor’s responsibility not to interfere or interfere with the facilities’ permitted use. It means that the agreement of no interference in use ensures that the locator has the directory to be free from interference.

In case of any of these breaches of contract, one can evaluate some measure, which can be known as tenant remedies, such as a rent discount or a change in behavior between both parties, to fulfill what was described in the contract agreement.

If you are experiencing any breach of contract with your landlord, be sure to contact us. We have experience in the matter, and we can help you bring this situation to trial if necessary. Call us today! 416 221-2221

It is important to prepare before the start of your Landlord Tenant Board (LTB) Hearing.
The Board will expect you to get ready and bring all the evidence, arrange witnesses, and any material to use in the hearing.

Steps to follow before the start of Hearing

1. Gather all the necessary evidence you can collect to present to the board. The evidence will help the board to believe what happened. Some of the documents you may need to present to the Board include receipts, bank statements, estimates, letters, messages, and medical records
2. Arrange a witness to your hearing. Witnesses can include your friends, family, other tenants, building inspectors, etc. If you want a public official to be your witness then you must summon them first. Get Help on how to summon an official to be your witness
3. Prepare notes about what you want to tell the board on the hearing day. If you want help in preparing notes, you can contact us

It is always better to have an Experienced and Affordable Lawyer on your side who can represent your case to the board and act as a mediator.

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A Landlord must respect your rights to have privacy and your time at your house. A 24-hour notice must be provided before entering the property with a clear Date and Time to inform you If a Landlord has illegally entered your unit once and is doing it occasionally then you have the right to take Legal action against him.

Factors not considered as an Illegal Entry

• There is an emergency such as Fire or Flood
• To Clean the place if stated in the rental agreement
• If a care home tenant is living in your house and has agreed to the Landlord that He/She can check in on their condition regularly

If you are experiencing any issues with the Landlord’s Illegal Entry, be sure that our Lawyer can help you with your Landlord and Tenant Disputes. We have experience in the matter, and we can help you bring this situation to trial if necessary. Call us today! 416 221-2221

You have the right to enjoy your time and have personal space living at the house. A Landlord is not allowed to threaten, harass you or invade your privacy.

Here are some of the examples that are considered as Harassment

1. Discriminating you on the basis of religion, color, background, sexual
2. orientation, disability etc.
3. Invading your place without your presence
4. Taking photographs of your house and belongings without your permission
5. Exchanging your personal information with someone or a third party agency without your permission
6. Cutting of your Heat, electricity and telephone services intentionally
7. Insulting you or yelling at you
8. Making inappropriate comments

If you are facing any of these issues listed above then you are being a Landlord Harassment. Stand up for your rights and don’t hesitate to take legal help in this matter.

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It is the responsibility of the Landlord to repair the damages due to wear and tear over time in the rental property. Wear and Tear may include leaking faucets, clogged pipes, maintaining a garage, preventing pests and insects from entering premises, and making sure there is a proper supply of water and other utilities included in the Tenant agreement.

If a Landlord deliberately does not maintain the premises, a Tenant can write a letter to the Landlord addressing the details of the damages which need to be fixed. On the other hand, if the Landlord refuses to address the problems then Tenant can seek Legal Action against him

Moreover, the Tenant can also seek Legal Help if the Landlord doesn’t return the deposit given at the time of the Tenancy agreement

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According to the Ontario Construction Law reform that came into effect on October 1, 2019, there are a set of legal deadlines for payments on construction projects to make the prompt payment process more transparent and effective for all parties involved in the construction project.

Payment invoices must contain the minimum information under the Ontario Construction Act. Not excluding the possibility of including more information if the parties involved in the project believe it is necessary, provided that this information does not conflict with the legislation. Besides, the Construction Act allows all parties involved in the contract to agree to the invoices and the schedule for sending the invoices. If an invoice schedule is not included in the agreement, everyone must act according to the Construction Law’s monthly plan.

Failure to comply with the invoice payment provisions may imply the payment of interest rates already prescribed in the contract follows legislation. However, we know how delicate these issues are and how much the construction schedules can be changed due to various problems, thus generating the project’s non-delivery but the payment invoice obligation.

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The Construction Lien Act is very tricky and can be even more complicated when one construction project company goes into Insolvency. Known as an internship that describes the debtor’s inability to pay debts on a construction project, Insolvency may be more common than you might think.

It is possible to perceive a pre-insolvency stage in some situations, even before the insolvency status decree. In such cases, you must take some steps, such as:

• Establish a complete list of the team managing the contract of construction project
• Identify all subcontracts involved with the company that possibly will enter into insolvency proceedings.
• Clarify your rights and obligations
• Ensure that you have all contract documents for the project
• Develop a contingency plan in case of the Insolvency of the contractor.

If your insolvency intuition comes to fruition, or even if you are observing some pre-insolvency situations, talk to us. We will seek your rights in court. Schedule a free consultation today  with our experienced construction lawyer – 647-699-7984

A construction holdback is a percentage of a contract’s value withheld from payment until certain conditions are met, typically to ensure all work is completed satisfactorily and subcontractors and suppliers are paid. It’s a financial safety net for everyone involved.

According to the Construction Law, holdback obligations are created to establish that the owner must maintain 10% of the contractor’s contract price. This mechanism created by Ontario’s provincial government ensures that subcontractors and other suppliers will be paid for the construction project.

Allowed forms of value retention:

• A letter of credit in the prescribed form
• A retention refund title was formulated in cash in the prescribed form.
• Any other form that may be prescribed

The law provides that redemption obligations come to an end when everyone who has worked on the project, including subcontractors, can no longer make a pledged claim against the property. That is when the warranty period concerning finishing retention has already exceeded 60 days after completing the project.

But who are the parties involved:

• Property Owners: They’re often the ones holding back payments to ensure contractors fulfill their obligations.
• Contractors: They manage the lion’s share of the project and must often wait to receive full payment.
• Subcontractors and Suppliers: Indirectly affected, as holdbacks ensure they’re paid for their work and materials.
• Legal Professionals: Key players who guide you through holdback laws and resolve disputes.
• Lenders: If a project is financed, lenders may also insist on holdbacks as part of loan agreements.

Essentially, a holdback protects everyone by keeping funds in reserve until the work and payment obligations are met.

履约保证金是一种保证一方（通常是承包商）必须遵守其法律和合同义务的保证金；否则，业主将根据合同条款和条件保护和赔偿违约方的债务。

履约保证金通常是以下三方签订的合同：

•  委托人（负有合同和法律义务的一方）； 
• 义务方（对委托人负有义务）和
• 保证人（提供财务担保的方，确保主债务人将遵守合同中规定的义务）。

建筑债券可以是：

• 履约保证金；
• 投标保证金；
• 建筑留置权债券；
• 劳工及材料支付保证金；
• 保留款偿还债券

无论何种类型的建筑担保，其目的都是为了确保承包商履行合同义务。

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