📍 Brantford, Ontario
Tenants proved landlord served N12 notice in bad faith.
Landlord ordered to pay tenants $9,634.60.
No evidence landlord's child moved into the unit post-termination.
Landlord did not provide sufficient evidence to counteract the presumption of bad faith.
Landlord's submissions contained inadmissible evidence not considered by the adjudicator.
Landlord's child did not move into the unit, unit was re-rented to others.
Landlord's actions confirmed the bad faith allegation.
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