Something is Amiss

We received the rent cheques you left at City Hall today. On the
bottom of each cheque is written "paid in full (refused)".
Please provide this office with your written permission (email is
fine) to strike the word "refused". Your cheques cannot be deposited
until such time as you provide either this permission or replacement
cheques. We do not understand what "refused" means. No cheques were
presented to this office and no payment was refused by us.

As you know, pursuant to the minutes of settlement, you agreed to pay
rent for April and May by May 6th. In a deliberate action by you to
either delay payment or cause as much inconvenience as possible, you
delivered the cheques to the City, who is not the landlord.

It is now May 12th, You are in violation of the minutes of
settlement. Kindly govern yourself in accordance with the terms
agreed to by you. Your signature is on that document, Ms. .
Please live up to it.

To ensure you receive the message, you have also been contacted by
voice mail today regarding this matter.


Donna Clarke
Administrator

Jun 26 2009 11:36 am
BEFORE THE HEARING ..SHE JUST CAN`T LEAVE IT ALONE




If they are the Landlords as she suggests than why did they claim the city is responsible for repairs?
something is not right.

If you paid rent in June than you cannot be evicted and did they get the permits and they cannot interfere with a vital service.
My understanding is in order to get the permit to demolish the house one has to show this prior hence the issue with the gas supplier.
One more point one must show proof and one cannot withold information or mislead at a hearing

Hope this helps
Cheers