📍 Other, Ontario
Tenant vacated after receiving N12 notice claiming landlord needed unit for his son.
Landlord re-rented unit shortly after tenant vacated.
Tenant awarded rent abatement and additional remedies.
Tenant proved landlord acted in bad faith in issuing N12 notice.
Tenant entitled to remedies under s.57(3) of the Residential Tenancies Act.
Tenant awarded $26,000 in rent abatement.
Landlord fined $10,000 by LTB.
Landlord to cover tenant's additional storage expenses.
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