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gktaurus,
As I said before as well, please relax brother. People (considering there are no bots here), post as per their own liking, they suggest/advise to the best of their capabilities and with honest intentions. There's nothing right or wrong. That's why we are all here. I don't think there should be a problem with two simultaneous posts. You're free to ignore, rather than pinpointing to the minute details.
We all come here to have fun, and help in the midst of it while devoiding of any hard-fast rule. You carry on with what you think is best and we do what we want. You are unnecessarily trying to seep in the 'self-righteousness'. No one is wrong here. Please do not question posters intentions. You or everyone else on this board has a power to ignore.
Is it still snowing?
So you were posting from your mobile and still no duplicate posts ...Hurray ... the duplicate posting is getting resolved that means ...
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Fido.
Good to know this and Thanks for sharing .... I will post the solution and TK s post also to the other thread so that in case anyone facing the same issue can refer to it.
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Fido.
On a separate note ( and hence another post ) just to share what I learnt some years back regarding eviction was - that despite the eviction orders , the Sheriff (not the Police) who is the authorized person cannot invoke an eviction order in winter months ... on humanitarian grounds...... for the same reason you cannot cut heat or electricity to your tenants even after the eviction order has been passed.
Evacuation can be done even in winters though when needed but surely by the emergency services 
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Fido.
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Originally posted by febpreet
gktaurus,
As I said before as well, please relax brother. People (considering there are no bots here), post as per their own liking, they suggest/advise to the best of their capabilities and with honest intentions. There's nothing right or wrong. That's why we are all here. I don't think there should be a problem with two simultaneous posts. You're free to ignore, rather than pinpointing to the minute details.
We all come here to have fun, and help in the midst of it while devoiding of any hard-fast rule. You carry on with what you think is best and we do what we want. You are unnecessarily trying to seep in the 'self-righteousness'. No one is wrong here. Please do not question posters intentions. You or everyone else on this board has a power to ignore.
Is it still snowing?
My dear Febpreet,
I am relaxed, having lots of fun and that is why I am posting. I will be stressed only when I had to work long long hours as I do not seek free bees. So don't worry about me.
As you said, I am also just posting as to my liking and please don't take it personally and you are free to ignore as well as you said. You are advising me not to question poster's intentions and you are judging me at the same time as self-righteousness. You may not find problem with simultaneous posts but I do. Again you are free to do so as you wish.
Lastly, I am sorry for being rude to you and agree it was not called for. My sincere apologies.
And what snow? I am in Calgary and we have chinooks to take care of it. My work load is piling up and got to go. Enjoy your postings I will read them when I get a chance.
Good to know this . Thanks for clarifying ...My information was based on a discussion with a colleague.
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Fido.
Location: Brampton, Ont, Canada
Posted on: 13-05-15 08:49:00
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Originally posted by Fido
On a separate note ( and hence another post ) just to share what I learnt some years back regarding eviction was - that despite the eviction orders , the Sheriff (not the Police) who is the authorized person cannot invoke an eviction order in winter months ... on humanitarian grounds...... for the same reason you cannot cut heat or electricity to your tenants even after the eviction order has been passed.
Evacuation can be done even in winters though when needed but surely by the emergency services
There is way to evict tenant in winter
Condition: only if he/she is delay on payment and no leased signed
based on above condition, when tenant leave the unit to go out... go into unit, remove all stuff and put it outside near garabade - lock the door - he will comeback and will not be able to enter,,, When police arrive tell them that heshe has been moved out - no one can touch you, as long as they do not have proof of paying.
I always do that - wait till they go out - throw all stuff - lock door and pretend its very normal - IT WORKS FOR ME SO FAR ( You just need to be confident and calm)
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