Dhruv Sawhney (self-represented)

The court considered whether to dismiss the application against Ontario under rule 2.1.01(1) of the Rules of Civil Procedure.

The applicant, Ramlall Hemchand, alleged that Ontario failed to act on complaints regarding his rental premises and the conduct of his landlords.

The court found the application against Ontario to be frivolous and vexatious, noting that the pleadings did not identify any duty owed or breached by Ontario, nor did they seek any relief against Ontario.

The application was dismissed.

The court considered a request by Ontario to dismiss the application against it under rule 2.1.01(6) of the Rules of Civil Procedure.

The application alleged that the applicant’s landlords breached his privacy, the lease agreement, and intentionally inflicted emotional distress.

As against Ontario, the claim was that Ontario failed to act on the applicant’s complaints about the rental premises and the conduct of the landlords.

The court found that the pleading did not identify a viable claim or duty owed by Ontario and made procedural orders, including a stay of the action and directions for further submissions.