📍 Oakville, Ontario
applied for an order determining that Yine Hu (the 'Landlord') gave a notice of termination in bad faith. This application was heard by videoconference on February 5, 2026.
It is ordered on consent that: 1. The total amount the Landlord shall pay the Tenant is $8,250.00, which represents compensation for the claims submitted by the Tenant regarding a termination in bad faith. 2. The Landlord shall pay the Tenant the full amount owing as follows: a) $4,500.00 on or before February 10, 2026; AND b) $3,750.00 on or before February 24, 2026. 3. If the Landlord defaults on any of the payments noted in paragraph 2 of this order, the outstanding balance will become immediately due, and the Landlord will start to owe interest from the day following the date of default on the balance outstanding. The monies owing shall bear interest at the post-judgement interest rate determined under section 207(7) of Residential Tenancies Act, 2006, (the ‘Act'). File Number: LTB-T-046390-25 Order Page 2 of 2 4. The terms contained in this order resolve all issues between the parties as they relate to this tenancy to date. Neither party shall file a claim against the other in any venue except to collect any money that may become owing as result of this order. February 9, 2026 ____________________________ Date Issued Sonja Hudson Hearings Officer, Landlord and Tenant Board 15 Grosvenor Street, Ground Floor Toronto ON M7A 2G6
This Tenant application — Tenant application — Bad faith notice — was resolved by a consent order between the parties.
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