Bank of Montreal v. Woodbine Park, 2016 NSSM 39

JurisdictionNova Scotia
Subject MatterLANDLORD AND TENANT,PRACTICE,STATUTES
Citation2016 NSSM 39,[2016] N.S.R.(2d) Uned. 169,[2016] N.S.R.(2d) Uned. 169 (SmCl)
CourtSmall Claims Court of Nova Scotia (Canada)
Date06 June 2016
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1 practice notes
  • Pierce v. Westphal Court Limited, 2020 NSSM 13
    • Canada
    • Nova Scotia Small Claims Court of Nova Scotia (Canada)
    • January 10, 2020
    ...forms of legal persons - but as I observed in a different context involving this same Landlord, in Bank of Montreal v. Woodbine Park, 2016 NSSM 39 [27]        As such, for most purposes, it is clear that the Residential Tenancies Act has no application to ......
2 cases
  • D. Jockel Holdings Ltd. v. Vardigans,
    • Canada
    • Small Claims Court of Nova Scotia (Canada)
    • February 21, 2023
    ...with the latter referring specifically to a natural person as opposed to a corporation: Bank of Montreal v. Woodbine Park, 2016 NSSM 39.  When the word “individual” is used in the Residential Tenancies Act, that word is usually used in reference to someone who is a tenant......
  • Pierce v. Westphal Court Limited, 2020 NSSM 13
    • Canada
    • Nova Scotia Small Claims Court of Nova Scotia (Canada)
    • January 10, 2020
    ...forms of legal persons - but as I observed in a different context involving this same Landlord, in Bank of Montreal v. Woodbine Park, 2016 NSSM 39 [27]        As such, for most purposes, it is clear that the Residential Tenancies Act has no application to ......

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