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The court ordered the respondents to pay occupation rent and carrying costs after they refused to vacate estate property.
The Estate Trustee brought an application primarily seeking occupation rent and other damages from the Respondents, who had resided in the deceased's property since his death and refused to vacate.
The court found the Respondents liable for occupation rent, utility expenses, and other damages, including costs for property remediation and lock changes.
The Respondents' claim that the deceased intended for them to remain in the property without compensation was rejected, as a prior court had already found the supporting document inauthentic.
The court dismissed the Estate Trustee's claim for interest charges due to insufficient documentation.
The court dismissed the respondent's claims for spousal support and intentional infliction of mental distress following a short marriage.
The Applicant sought a simple divorce, while the Respondent brought claims for equalization, spousal support, and damages for intentional infliction of mental distress against the Applicant and his family.
The court dismissed all of the Respondent's claims except for an equalization payment of $6,534.50, finding her evidence largely incredible and unreliable.
The court also dismissed the Applicant's request for an unequal division of family property.
The court granted default judgment to a vendor for loss of bargain and carrying costs after the purchaser failed to close a real estate transaction.
The plaintiff, Boris Kisliuk, brought a motion for default judgment against the defendant Maytal Algai for breach of an Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS) and against Signature Realty Inc. for the release of a $75,000 deposit held in trust.
The court found Ms. Algai liable for breach of contract, as she had been noted in default.
The plaintiff was awarded $218,138.93 in damages, which included loss of bargain and various carrying costs incurred due to the failed transaction.
The court also ordered the Realtor to release the $75,000 deposit to the plaintiff, to be credited against the judgment, and awarded costs and interest.
