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Tenant's motion for extension of time to appeal dismissed for lack of jurisdiction; vexatious litigant restrictions imposed.
The tenant brought a motion in the Divisional Court for an extension of time to appeal a previous Divisional Court order that had quashed her appeals from the Landlord and Tenant Board.
The court dismissed the motion for lack of jurisdiction, noting that appeals from the Divisional Court lie to the Court of Appeal with leave.
Finding the tenant's conduct—including repeatedly trespassing after eviction and filing false applications with the Board—to be a continuing abuse of process, the court prohibited the tenant from commencing further proceedings in the Superior Court without leave and awarded costs to the landlords.