Locate two cases using LTB.Find one case where the Landlord won, one case where the Tenant won.Both cases will relate to similar types of facts.

For each case, give me a citation for the case (CanLII citations are acceptable), include where and when the case occurred/was heard, tell me who won (Landlord or Tenant, and their names or initials, as available), and provide a summary of the facts.Then, provide a summary of theratio decidendi- what did the LTB decide and for what reasons (how did it come to its determination of who won).- detailed summary of case.

Read the case below and see if you agree with the determination of the LTB.Where you persuaded by the reasoning?Would you havedecided differently? Would you have come to a similar decision as to who "won" but for different reasons, or would you have come to a similar decision as to who won, but come up with a different Order, or would you have come up with a different outcome altogether?

Case/topic of essay: COMMERCIAL RENT RELIEF DURING COVID-19 RESEARCH

Please research and summarize two different government's policy responses to provide commercial rent relief during Covid-19. What legislation is being used? What is the plan (ie who is being supported, tenants or landlords)? Who is eligible? For how long is

the relief to last (two years? Indefinitely?)? How much relief is available in total? Is there a cap on the amount of relief per recipient? Is it to be paid back at a later time? Who is to be paid back, the government or the landlord? Indicate the currency of your research (ie is the

information from March 2020 or November 2020?). Provide citations for your sources (either hyper links to articles, or proper citations if researched otherwise - what I am looking for here is that ability to easily find your source independently).

Research and answer what the Canadian federal government and one other jurisdiction of your choice. It could be the federal response in the USA, or the federal response in Germany. It could be a sub-national entity response (like New South Wales in Australia, or British Columbia here in Canada).