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1975 Can. Hum. Rts. Trib. Dec. 1 (1975)

handle is hein.journals/chrrpre1975 and id is 1 raw text is: Effective Date: April 15, 1975 Human Rights Code of British Columbia IN THE MATTER OF A COMPLAINT BY NASIM KHAN AGAINST SHERMAN PIESCHEL Board of Inquiry: Sholto Hebenton (Chairman) Mohan Jawl Angus Macdonald Present: Gary Carsen Nasim Khan Rani Khan Date of Hearing: March 21, 1975 Place of Hearing: Room 226, Courthouse, Nanaimo, B.C. Nasim Khan (Mr. Khan) and his wife, Rani Khan (Mrs. Khan), are of East Indian origin. They were seeking accommodation in the Nanoose Bay area in August, 1974. Their family included four children and one other adult, Mrs. Khan's mother. Sherman Pieschel (Mr. Pieschel)operated a tent and trailer park under the name Neilsen's Trailer Park. After some negotiations concerning the price, Mr. Pieschel rented space for three tents to Mr. and Mrs. Khan. The seven-person Khan family moved into their tents on the property in question. Mr. Khan had had heart trouble. Mrs. Khan was seeking more substantial accommodation for him than the tents. She discussed obtaining such accommodation with Mr. Pieschel. There were two types available in the Neilsen's Trailer Park property, cabins and trailers. At least some of the trailers were owned by persons other than Mr. Pieschel. The cabins, on the other hand, were all owned by Mr. Pieschel himself. When Mrs. Khan discussed the question with Mr. Pieschel, it appeared that one of his cabins would soon be coming available at a rent of $125 per month. The, Khans would have accepted that cabin at that rent but preferred to take a trailer if a suitable one became available earlier. On Sunday, September 8, 1974, two persons who had been renting a trailer moved out and offered the keys to the Khans. The rent had been paid until the following Wednesday. The trailer contained some personal property belonging to other

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