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Aliasi-Sini v. Arora

Case Overview

  • Nature of the Case: Breach of contract in a failed real estate transaction.
  • Court’s Finding: Defendants, Samir Arora and Equinox Arora Realty Inc., failed to defend the case and were noted in default.

Key Issues & Ruling

  1. Liability:

    • Arora agreed to buy Plaintiff’s Toronto condo for $2,350,000 but failed to pay deposits or close.
    • Plaintiff, Izhak Aliasi-Sini, resold for $1,840,000, incurring a loss.
    • Court found Arora acted in bad faith, using the agreement to remove competition while selling his own unit.
  2. Damages:

    • $502,279.92 awarded, including:
      • $510,000 (price difference) minus commission adjustment.
      • $4,935.92 in legal fees.
  3. Punitive Damages:

    • $25,000 awarded due to Arora’s misleading actions.
    • Arora had a history of similar misconduct, including a $12,500 fine by the Real Estate Council of Ontario.
  4. Costs:

    • $26,530.26 granted on a substantial indemnity basis for bad faith conduct.
  5. Prejudgment Interest:

    • Granted at 5.3% on $502,279.92 from January 31, 2023, but denied on the full purchase price.

Final Judgment

  • Total Awarded: $553,810.18 plus prejudgment interest and costs?.
IZHAK ALIASI-SINI
Law Firm / Organization
Not specified
Lawyer(s)

David Rubin

SAMIR ARORA
Law Firm / Organization
Self Represented
EQUINOX ARORA REALTY INC.
Law Firm / Organization
Self Represented
Superior Court of Justice - Ontario
CV-23-00712126-0000
Real estate
$ 553,810
Plaintiff