In the case of My Lucky Spot v 2646846 Ontario Inc. dated May 8, 2023, the plaintiff, My Lucky Spot—Entertainment Centre Ltd operating as Rama Gaming ("My Lucky Spot"), had brought forth a motion for default judgment against the defendants, 2646846 Ontario Inc, David Lanzilota, V.R.D.C. Home Improvements, David Lanzilota carrying on business as and/or operating as V.R.D.C. General Contracting and/or V.R.D.C. Home Improvements and V.R.D.C. Home Improvements (collectively referred to as the "Defendants"), seeking $350,135.95. The case had revolved around My Lucky Spot's contract with the Defendants for roof repairs. Despite having paid a substantial deposit, the Defendants had failed to carry out the repairs. The court had found that the deemed admissions had been strong enough to lift the corporate veil. Furthermore, additional evidence, such as the inclusion of both Mr. Lanzilota and V.R.D.C. General Contracting on invoices, had supported the notion that Mr. Lanzilota had been personally involved in the contract. Regarding the damages, the court had concluded that My Lucky Spot had been entitled to compensation for its loss of bargain, the return of the deposit, lost revenue, mitigation costs, and the increased cost of a new contract to fix the roof. The total damages awarded had amounted to $384,263.25. Lastly, the court had approved costs of $2,805.03 for My Lucky Spot. The court had allowed My Lucky Spot to submit an Order for execution based on these findings.