Forcefully Evicted Tenant, Jeff Brodie, Files Wrongful Eviction Application with Ontario Superior Court
Tenant legally living above 104 Harbord St. ? and with no affiliation to cannabis dispensary below ? walked out of home without notice or warning and barred from re-entry
TORONTO, July 24, 2019 /CNW/ - Toronto resident, Jeff Brodie, today announces that he has filed a wrongful eviction application with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice as a result of the unlawful removal from his residence on 104 Harbord St. in Toronto.
On Tuesday, July 9, 2019, Brodie was wrongfully evicted from his residence after a judge ordered the property be seized by the City of Toronto.
"As a resident legally living in the City of Toronto, I find it appalling and unconstitutional that Toronto Police were able to remove me from my place of residence with force and have barred me from re-entering," says Jeff Brodie, resident, City of Toronto. "I have nowhere to live and I am shocked that this was allowed to happen to me."
Representing Brodie is notable Toronto-based lawyer and civil rights activist, Selwyn Pieters.
"Removing a person from their place of residence without warning or a Landlord and Tenant Tribunal and/or Court order is wrongful, unlawful and unprecedented," says Selwyn Pieters, lawyer for Jeff Brodie.
SOURCE Selwyn Pieters Law
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