CPD: Interfering in Rights or Enjoyment: Prepares Legal Practitioners for Frequently Raised Landlord Tenant Board Issues

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Prepare for frequent Landlord Tenant Board cases involving issues such as:

• The Interference With Landlord Rights,
• The Disruption Caused to Other Tenants,
• The Overcrowding of the Rental Unit,
• The Impairing of Health and Safety,

and much more.

Presented with:

Scott McEachern and
Samantha Glass, LL.B.

Expected Takeaways

The CPD: Interfering in Rights or Enjoyment sessions explain the principles and rules involved with, among other issues:

• The causing of excessive noise or disruption;
• The interference to enjoyment by others due to smoking;
• The lack of cleanliness including improper waste disposal;
• The causing of damage to common areas or the rental unit;
• The improper use of the rental unit as an AirBNB or business purpose;
• The tampering with utilities; and
• The many other issues that may necessitate eviction of a tenant.

Schedule

Session 1:

• Eviction for Damage, section 62 and 63
• Eviction for Impairing Safety, section 66

Session 2:

• Eviction for Interference, section 64

Session 3:

• Eviction for Interference, section 65
• Eviction for Overcrowding, section 67

Materials Included:

• A handout containing extensive case law, fully cited, and linked to CanLII for convenient future use as quick reference secondary source material;
• A four (4) hour course delivered over three evening sessions containing a highly informative presentation with numerous anecdotal stories and examples to bring learning points home; and
• A Certificate of Participation document that licensed legal practitioners can use to confirm completion of up to three substantive hours towards annual continuing professional development requirements.