Reshma Prem Kishnani

The applicant, Eva Oppong, sought substantial indemnity costs following a successful application where her lease was declared valid and continuing.

The respondent, Desaro Holdings Inc., opposed substantial indemnity, arguing for partial indemnity or no costs.

The court awarded the applicant partial indemnity costs in the full amount claimed, totaling $21,784.82, finding that while the respondent's conduct did not warrant substantial indemnity, the applicant should be indemnified for enforcing her legal rights.

The applicant, a commercial tenant, sought the return of possession and quiet enjoyment of leased premises after being wrongfully locked out by the respondent landlord.

The landlord claimed the lease terminated based on a purported amending agreement, which the court found invalid due to lack of authenticity and consideration.

The court granted the applicant equitable relief from forfeiture, declared the original lease valid until February 28, 2022, and ordered the landlord to take all lawful steps to deliver vacant possession, despite a new tenant being in possession.

A trial was ordered to determine damages for the wrongful termination and dispossession.

The applicant, a commercial tenant, sought relief from forfeiture and return of leased premises.

The respondent landlord requested an adjournment, which was granted by the court.

The adjournment was primarily due to the lack of notice to a third-party tenant in possession and the need for potential further evidence regarding a contentious lease amending agreement.

The court set specific terms for the adjournment, including notification of the third party and a timetable for outstanding materials.

The applicant, a commercial tenant, sought urgent relief from lease forfeiture by the respondent landlord.

This endorsement scheduled an urgent application hearing and provided comprehensive procedural directions for electronic filing, email service, and remote hearing arrangements, designating a specific justice to preside over the matter.