Buried Alive: The Human Rights Implications of Compulsive Hoarding in the Landlord-Tenant Context | Iler Campbell LLP

Buried Alive: The Human Rights Implications of Compulsive Hoarding in the Landlord-Tenant Context

January 27th, 2014 by Iler Campbell

Lauren Blumas, our articling student, has an article in the current issue of the Canadian Journal of Poverty Law. Read her article here (pdf).

Filed in: Housing, Human Rights

Tags: Disabilities, Duty to accommodate, Evictions, Hoarding, Landlord-tenant relationships, Mental health

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