Same. AOR Nov 2020. Did upfront remeds 2 weeks ago but haven't been updated yet. Let's hope next week they get updated. Need any movement, a glimmer of hope.Same
Same. AOR Nov 2020. Did upfront remeds 2 weeks ago but haven't been updated yet. Let's hope next week they get updated. Need any movement, a glimmer of hope.Same
I don't think so Elvis. I think they will wait until an All Program Draw/ CEC and then accordingly go forward until then no OINP HCP draw, which does not make sense but it is what it is. Hope you get the invite soon, are you waiting for Tech draw or the priority one?My guess is that Ontario was waiting if there would be any All Program draws in April since the memo from December implied that until the end of March no such draws would be conducted.
I believe next week there is a possibility for them to issue new NOIs, hopefully. I am impatiently waiting for one. Been long time in the queue.
Wrong assumptions lead you to wrong conclusions.How is something like this even possible in a developed country?
lola developed country
Even the resurrection of Jesus won't fix IRCCs backlog in time. Happy Easter everyone.Even god gives up on IRCC in terms of what they are upto.
Wrong assumptions lead you to wrong conclusions.
lol
Thank you kindly.There was no question in your post.
You need to provide the info from the period specifically requested by IRCC in your ADR.
What I'm guessing is there's a part of the story they didn't want to tell. That's probably why the woman couldn't go the legal way and sue them because she's also in some shady shit with the land lord and/or the broker. I wouldn't be surprised because I've seen with my own eyes in Vancouver how land lords only accept payment in cash and never by bank transfer. I guess you can figure out why they do it and also that it'd be foolish to even think those land lords would make a receipt for the monthly rent paid.What's more surprising are the replies:
People are like "Aw, shucks dude. Nothing you can do about it now. Better pay them money to go away."
If you lease something in my country, a copy of the lease signed by the tenant and landlord goes to the government. If it's not with the government, it's not legal. How the fuck do they not have a system?
So, if you buy the house, are you supposed to leave someone at the house to guard it so that no one takes over the house? What is this medieval shit?
It's sad really. It's the same even in free, pro-gun, Castle-doctrined Texas. You cannot use (deadly or not) force on squatters and have to let the courts do their thing and that takes time.https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvicecanada/comments/u3nmmz
How is something like this even possible in a developed country?
Aren't leases registered with the government first?
This is the case in South Africa as well. You can't simply evict a squatter or a non-paying tenant. You have to go the legal route. They can continue to occupy your space for 90 days until the court gives them notice. You also cannot claim damages from them.It's sad really. It's the same even in free, pro-gun, Castle-doctrined Texas. You cannot use (deadly or not) force on squatters and have to let the courts do their thing and that takes time.
https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/7v4ec8
It's the same in India too, legally speaking. Although, you can bribe some policemen or politicians to get it done sooner extra-legally.
This is the case in South Africa as well. You can't simply evict a squatter or a non-paying tenant. You have to go the legal route. They can continue to occupy your space for 90 days until the court gives them notice. You also cannot claim damages from them.
I had a similar scenario few years ago, with a tenant that was not paying for 5 months. I couldn't evict them, so I started removing stuff from the apartment gradually to make it uninhabitable (doors, window panes, cut off water, electricity, etc), which eventually forced the tenant to leave .
Empty lots/land are even worse. In SA, people take over govt-owned land as squatters and even the govt has to go to court to get them off it. It takes months (even years) to resolve. It's a hot mess.This is all so fucked up! Why would you put in a million-dollar of your money that is so fucking fragile to own!
If I own a pace of land, I will always have to stress about it. I must constantly worry about squatters taking over and there is absolutely nothing I can do about it.
Why would you want to purchase any property?
Empty lots/land are even worse. In SA, people take over govt-owned land as squatters and even the govt has to go to court to get them off it. It takes months (even years) to resolve. It's a hot mess.
I am shocked about this happening in Canada though. As someone in the market looking for a house to buy, it scares me.
I'm just relieved to see that law has been abolished in Saskatchewan .Imagine this scenario:
You buy someplace for 300k over asking and take a mortgage on it. Some emergency comes up and you need to visit your home country for a couple of months. You come back and someone has taken over your place. They have the fucking legal right to live in it until the courts do something about it. There is absolutely nothing you can do on your own. And you must keep paying mortgage on it along with a taxes.
Why is there a fucking law to support squatting!!!
what in the absolute fuck is this mess