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Human rights application alleging age discrimination in delivery of eviction notices dismissed at summary hearing.
The applicant, a 90-year-old tenant, alleged discrimination on the basis of age after the respondent landlord delivered eviction notices addressed to her son (the leaseholder) directly to her rental unit.
The respondent requested a summary hearing to dismiss the application.
The Tribunal found that while the method of delivering the notices may have been unfair and caused anxiety, the applicant provided no evidence linking the respondent's conduct to her age.
The application was dismissed for having no reasonable prospect of success.