My landlord stopped providing services during the pandemic! What can I do?
Can you end a tenancy or ask for a rent reduction if you did not obtain services during the pandemic?
Short answer? It depends. Much of the jurisprudence around the pandemic and it's effects on the obligations of private entities is currently being negotiated and developed.
Contact a legal services provider to discuss your particular case to determine what can be done.
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