Law360 Canada ( May 20, 2022, 6:00 AM EDT) -- Appeal by D’Costa from a decision and order of the Landlord and Tenant Board (“Board”). The Landlord entered into a Lease with the Former Tenants. Pursuant to the early termination of the Lease, all the Former Tenants vacated. Evans, one of the Former Tenants, sublet his room to D’Costa for the last two months of the tenancy. The Landlord refused to accept rent from D’Costa. The Landlord did not consent to sublet or assign the unit to D’Costa, nor did it enter into a tenancy agreement with him. The Landlord filed with the Board an application alleging that the Former Tenants transferred occupancy to D’Costa without the Landlord’s consent. D’Costa asked for an adjournment to give him more time to prepare. The request was denied. He asked to be accommodated under the Human Rights Code with a different hearing format. The situation escalated and D’Costa was removed from the hearing. The Board issued its order terminating the Former Tenants’ tenancy, ordering D’Costa to vacate the unit and to pay the Board $1,000 in costs. D’Costa commenced this appeal and a stay of the Board’s termination order was issued....