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Electrical contractor awarded $66,307.50 in construction lien action after owner failed to prove deficiencies.
The plaintiff electrical contractor brought a construction lien action against the defendant restaurant owner for unpaid services and materials supplied during a restaurant build-out.
The defendant disputed the contract price, scope of work, and claimed set-offs for alleged deficiencies and incomplete work.
The court found that the parties had formed a binding contract based on the plaintiff's estimate and that the defendant breached the contract by non-payment.
The court allowed a portion of the plaintiff's claimed extras but dismissed the defendant's set-off claims due to a lack of cogent evidence.
The plaintiff was awarded a lien and judgment in the amount of $66,307.50.
Tribunal schedules four-day merits hearing and issues procedural order for cannabis zoning appeals.
The Ontario Land Tribunal held a first Case Management Conference regarding appeals by multiple cannabis operators against the Town of Pelham's Official Plan Amendment No. 09 and Zoning By-law No. 4252 (2020).
The parties reported ongoing settlement discussions but requested the scheduling of a merits hearing.
The Tribunal scheduled a four-day video hearing to commence on January 24, 2022, and issued a Procedural Order to govern the proceedings.
