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Perjury Consequences In Ontario
Summary
Lying under oath in Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board hearings is considered perjury, which can lead to criminal charges and up to 14 years in prison. To pursue charges, report the incident to the police with evidence, file a complaint with the Landlord and Tenant Board, and consult a lawyer. Complaints against a paralegal can be filed with the Law Society of Ontario, potentially resulting in disciplinary actions. For tenant harassment issues, file a T2 complaint for rent abatement, which can range from 10% to 50% depending on the severity. An N12 notice requires genuine intent to move in; challenge it with a T5 form if intent is questionable.Full Conversation
explain how to pursue these charges
To pursue charges for perjury in an Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board hearing:
- Report the Incident: Contact the police to report the perjury. Provide them with evidence and any witness statements.
- File a Complaint: Submit a complaint to the Landlord and Tenant Board.
- Consult a Lawyer: Seek advice from a legal professional to understand your options and get assistance with the process.
Do you have specific evidence or witnesses related to the perjury?
- Report the Incident: Contact the police to report the perjury. Provide them with evidence and any witness statements.
- File a Complaint: Submit a complaint to the Landlord and Tenant Board.
- Consult a Lawyer: Seek advice from a legal professional to understand your options and get assistance with the process.
Do you have specific evidence or witnesses related to the perjury?
i have the hearing recording where the landlord and the paralegal lie to everyone about owning property, and about the landlord showing up at my workplace to harass me. In the next hearing the paralegal uploaded evidence that proved he lied regarding the landlord owning another property saying the landlord was selling their property to move into my unit. I also have * emails with the landlord telling me they are showing up at my work which they did, but lied under oath saying they did not.
To pursue perjury charges in this situation:
- Report the Incident: Contact the police with your evidence (recordings, emails).
- File a Complaint: Submit complaints to both the Landlord and Tenant Board and the Law Society of Ontario regarding the paralegal.
Do you need further details on any of these steps?
- Report the Incident: Contact the police with your evidence (recordings, emails).
- File a Complaint: Submit complaints to both the Landlord and Tenant Board and the Law Society of Ontario regarding the paralegal.
Do you need further details on any of these steps?
yes
To pursue perjury charges, follow these steps:
- Report to Police: Provide recordings and emails as evidence.
- File Complaints:
- Landlord and Tenant Board: Submit a detailed complaint.
- Law Society of Ontario: File a complaint against the paralegal.
Would you need more guidance on contacting any of these bodies?
- Report to Police: Provide recordings and emails as evidence.
- File Complaints:
- Landlord and Tenant Board: Submit a detailed complaint.
- Law Society of Ontario: File a complaint against the paralegal.
Would you need more guidance on contacting any of these bodies?
will filing a complaint to the law society of ontario about the paralegal result in anything
Filing a complaint to the Law Society of Ontario about the paralegal can result in disciplinary actions if the complaint is substantiated. Possible outcomes include fines, suspension, or revocation of the paralegal's license.
Would you like details on how to file a complaint with the Law Society of Ontario?
Would you like details on how to file a complaint with the Law Society of Ontario?
yes
To file a complaint with the Law Society of Ontario:
- Visit their website and access the complaints section.
- Complete the complaint form, providing detailed information and evidence (recordings, emails).
- Submit the form as instructed.
Would you need more details on the submission process?
- Visit their website and access the complaints section.
- Complete the complaint form, providing detailed information and evidence (recordings, emails).
- Submit the form as instructed.
Would you need more details on the submission process?
yes
To file a complaint with the Law Society of Ontario:
- Visit the Law Society of Ontario's website and navigate to the complaints section.
- Download and complete the complaint form with detailed information and your evidence.
- Submit the form as per the instructions provided on the website.
Would you like the website link or further guidance on how to gather your evidence?
- Visit the Law Society of Ontario's website and navigate to the complaints section.
- Download and complete the complaint form with detailed information and your evidence.
- Submit the form as per the instructions provided on the website.
Would you like the website link or further guidance on how to gather your evidence?
yes
To file a complaint with the Law Society of Ontario, here are the steps:
- Visit the Law Society of Ontario's website: www.lso.ca
- Navigate to the complaints section.
- Download, complete the complaint form with detailed information and your evidence (recordings, emails).
- Submit the form as per the instructions provided on the website.
Would you need more guidance on gathering your evidence or any other step?
- Visit the Law Society of Ontario's website: www.lso.ca
- Navigate to the complaints section.
- Download, complete the complaint form with detailed information and your evidence (recordings, emails).
- Submit the form as per the instructions provided on the website.
Would you need more guidance on gathering your evidence or any other step?
could you please tell me how to file a complaint with the ltb for the same thing?
To file a complaint with the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) in Ontario:
- Visit the LTB's website.
- Navigate to the forms section and download the appropriate complaint form.
- Complete the form with detailed information and your evidence (recordings, emails).
- Submit the form as per the instructions provided on the website.
Would you need more details on a specific part of this process?
- Visit the LTB's website.
- Navigate to the forms section and download the appropriate complaint form.
- Complete the form with detailed information and your evidence (recordings, emails).
- Submit the form as per the instructions provided on the website.
Would you need more details on a specific part of this process?
as a tenant i would like to file a t2 complaint against my landlord for harassment over years of time, unwanted contact, entering my unit illegally, threatening me, showing up at my workplace. How much can I ask for as a rent abatement?
To file a T2 complaint (tenant rights) for harassment and other issues, you can request a rent abatement. The amount can vary, but it's often between *% - *% of the rent for the period affected. Document all incidents and their impact on your well-being.
Would you like guidance on completing the T2 form?
Would you like guidance on completing the T2 form?
what would consider an example of a situation for * percent and what would consider an example of a situation for * percent?
- *% Rent Abatement: Minor issues such as occasional unwanted contact or minor disruptions. For example, the landlord occasionally shows up unannounced but does not enter the unit or cause significant distress.
- *% Rent Abatement: Severe and persistent issues such as ongoing harassment, multiple illegal entries into the unit, threats, and showing up at your workplace. For example, the landlord repeatedly enters your unit without permission, harasses you at work, and makes threats.
Would you like guidance on how to document these incidents properly?
- *% Rent Abatement: Severe and persistent issues such as ongoing harassment, multiple illegal entries into the unit, threats, and showing up at your workplace. For example, the landlord repeatedly enters your unit without permission, harasses you at work, and makes threats.
Would you like guidance on how to document these incidents properly?
i have them documented the landlord admitted in writing over email
Since you have documented evidence and written admissions from the landlord, your case appears strong. To ensure you present a compelling case:
- Document Everything: Keep a detailed record of all incidents, including dates, times, and descriptions.
- Gather Evidence: Compile the emails, recordings, and any other relevant documents.
- File the T2 Form: Complete the T2 form with all this information and submit it to the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Would you need more specific guidance on completing the T2 form or submitting it?
- Document Everything: Keep a detailed record of all incidents, including dates, times, and descriptions.
- Gather Evidence: Compile the emails, recordings, and any other relevant documents.
- File the T2 Form: Complete the T2 form with all this information and submit it to the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Would you need more specific guidance on completing the T2 form or submitting it?
yes
To complete and submit the T2 form:
- Download the Form: Visit the Landlord and Tenant Board's website and download the T2 form.
- Fill Out the Form: Provide detailed information about each incident, including dates, times, and descriptions. Attach copies of your evidence (emails, recordings).
- Submit the Form: Follow the instructions provided on the website for submitting the form, either online or by mail.
Would you need any specific details about the form sections?
- Download the Form: Visit the Landlord and Tenant Board's website and download the T2 form.
- Fill Out the Form: Provide detailed information about each incident, including dates, times, and descriptions. Attach copies of your evidence (emails, recordings).
- Submit the Form: Follow the instructions provided on the website for submitting the form, either online or by mail.
Would you need any specific details about the form sections?
yes
To complete the T2 form, here are the key sections and what to include:
- Applicant Information: Fill in your personal details.
- Respondent Information: Provide your landlord's details.
- Details of Issues: Describe each incident, including dates, times, and specific actions of harassment or illegal entry.
- Relief Sought: Specify the rent abatement percentage you are requesting.
- Evidence: Attach copies of emails, recordings, and other documentation.
Would you need more guidance on any specific section or how to gather additional evidence?
- Applicant Information: Fill in your personal details.
- Respondent Information: Provide your landlord's details.
- Details of Issues: Describe each incident, including dates, times, and specific actions of harassment or illegal entry.
- Relief Sought: Specify the rent abatement percentage you are requesting.
- Evidence: Attach copies of emails, recordings, and other documentation.
Would you need more guidance on any specific section or how to gather additional evidence?
the landlord filed an n12 to move in to my apartment. are they able to use a note from their doctor saying that due to stress they need to move into the unit? should a doctor be involved?
In Ontario, an N12 notice is used when a landlord, their family member, or a caregiver intends to move into the rental unit. A note from a doctor could potentially support the landlord's claim, but it is not a requirement. The landlord needs to genuinely intend to move into the unit and must follow proper procedures.
Is there any specific part of the N12 process you need further details on?
Is there any specific part of the N12 process you need further details on?
the dr note literally says she needs to live on a single floor dwelling but currently lives in a house
In this situation, the doctor's note could potentially be used to support the landlord's claim that they need to move into your unit for health reasons. However, the landlord must still demonstrate genuine intent to move in and adhere to proper procedures.
Would you like advice on how to challenge the N12 notice or seek compensation?
Would you like advice on how to challenge the N12 notice or seek compensation?
yes
To challenge the N12 notice or seek compensation:
- Document Your Evidence: Collect all evidence suggesting the landlord's intent is not genuine (e.g., current living conditions, past behavior).
- File a T5 Application: Submit a T5 form to the Landlord and Tenant Board to dispute the N12 notice.
- Seek Compensation: If the move is not genuine, you may claim compensation of up to 12 months' rent.
Would you need more details on completing the T5 form or gathering evidence?
- Document Your Evidence: Collect all evidence suggesting the landlord's intent is not genuine (e.g., current living conditions, past behavior).
- File a T5 Application: Submit a T5 form to the Landlord and Tenant Board to dispute the N12 notice.
- Seek Compensation: If the move is not genuine, you may claim compensation of up to 12 months' rent.
Would you need more details on completing the T5 form or gathering evidence?
yes
To complete and submit the T5 form:
- Download the Form: Visit the Landlord and Tenant Board's website and download the T5 form.
- Fill Out the Form: Include details about the N12 notice, the doctor's note, and any evidence of the landlord's lack of genuine intent.
- Submit the Form: Follow the submission instructions provided on the website.
Would you like more detailed advice on the specific sections of the T5 form or how to prepare your evidence?
- Download the Form: Visit the Landlord and Tenant Board's website and download the T5 form.
- Fill Out the Form: Include details about the N12 notice, the doctor's note, and any evidence of the landlord's lack of genuine intent.
- Submit the Form: Follow the submission instructions provided on the website.
Would you like more detailed advice on the specific sections of the T5 form or how to prepare your evidence?
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