ATTACHMENT TO RTB APPLICATION - DEC 2018 - OVEN STOVE CUTOFF - WORD97 DOC

FACTS:

1.      On Friday, 30 November 2018, the landlord shut off electric power, to what he stated in an email of the same day as, “essential services” -- my suite's stove (with an oven).

2.      On Friday, 30 November 2018, I emailed the landlord:

To:  Mr. Larsen, landlord

I require you to restore my complete services, forthwith.  You are in breach of the Residential Tenancy Act, and probably other statues or regulations.  

Mr. Karimbadi at the DNV stated that power to my stove is a requirement for the license (for a legal status) to this suite.  He, or his inspector, will deal with you.

3.      On Saturday, 1 December 2018, the landlord sent me an email, which he CC'd to District of North Vancouver officers, RCMP officer Dave Dundas, and the North Shore editor, stating:

Mr Zalik:

The stove will be restored if you do the following:

1. Retract your emails from Cambridge by sending them an apology and indicating that you are a distraught tenant who has been evicted.

2. Send me a copy of your 2017 baseball bat threat video

3. Remove all slander regarding my address name and family from the internet

4. Remove slander regarding Mary Barber from the internet

John larsen

Landlord

604 929 9348

4.      I am not a “distraught tenant who has been evicted”.  In fact, Larsen has lost ~10 times in RTB decisions and reviews, in legal and unlawful incidents, to evict me, since May 2018. 

5.      I did not “slander” this landlord.  I am aware of Defamation laws. When I was a paralegal many years ago, I was coached by John Porter, QC. Mr. Porter is co-author of the law text entitled Canadian Libel Practice.

6.      Relevant to the situation, in which I am a tenant where Cambridge Mortgage is holds a registered lien on rents, imo, Larsen is acting like the negligent Captain of the Exxon Valdez before it spilled its oily cargo, is this quote:

"Against the argument that you cannot cry fire in a crowded theatre: Oh yes you can — you must, if in your considered view there is a fire. In that case there is a duty to cry fire." —Julian Porter speaking at the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal 

7.      On Thursday, 29 November 2018, Larsen emailed me:

Mr Zalik,

 This is official 30 day notice that the temporary wall will be removed so my family has access to the main floor bathroom.

 Removal of the wall will proceed on December 31st, 2018.

 Yours truly

 John Larsen

Landlord

8.      On Thursday, 29 November 2018, I emailed the District of North Vancouver: