775 King Road and 2298 Fassel Avenue, Burlington, have been in court-appointed receivership since September 19, 2025, when the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (Commercial List) appointed TDB Restructuring Limited receiver and manager on the application of National Bank of Canada, under section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and section 101 of the Courts of Justice Act, in court file CV-25-00751438-00CL. The bank asserts secured indebtedness of $1,232,726.32 and $1,032,973.88 across the two properties, whose book values — provided to the receiver by the debtor — are $1,808,190 for 775 King Road and $570,000 for 2298 Fassel Avenue. Unsecured claims include $10,804.00 owed to the City of Burlington, with smaller amounts to Turtle Bay Pools and Leisure Inc., Burlington Hydro, Enbridge Gas and Reliance Home Comfort.
The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Humam Alsamawi. Closing terms, as extracted: vesting effective upon delivery of Receiver's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of Closing conditions.
The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Claudio Varrasso and Nicola Varrasso. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting effective upon delivery of Receiver's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions.
The officer filed report no. First Report of the Receiver. The receivership covers two real properties; the Fassel Property (vacant rental property) has been marketed and sold subject to court approval, while the King Property (the Debtor's principal residence) has not yet been marketed pending the outcome of the Debtor's bankruptcy appeal.
National Bank of Canada · in 101 casesCharge registered 2024/05/29 against King Property, registered amount $3,200,000; NBC Payout Statement comprised of personal line of credit principal+interest $1,290,480.62 and legal fees $189,402.43; per diem $175.69 thereafter — First ranking charge per legal opinion of GLG; Receiver proposes distribution to NBC as senior secured creditor up to NBC Principal Indebtedness — debtor: Thomas Dylan Suitor · as of 15 Aug 2026
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Motion Record of the Receiver returnable August 12, 2026
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This proceeding was commenced by a secured creditor. The record does not include the debtor’s own statement of assets and liabilities — that ceiling is the record’s, not this page’s.
Humam Alsamawithe Debtor's right, title and interest in and to the assets described in the Sale Agreement (the 'Purchased Assets') · real property · agreement 3 Jul 2026
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CounselHow: operator-correction · Firm: FRED TAYAR & ASSOCIATES Professional Corporation · Corrects: firm · For role: receiver · For text: Receiver TDB Restructuring Limited · Firm party id: f8ededa7-a519-4537-8ed5-0aaa51f17ad6 · Was firm party id: 0abee6fd-fdc0-4e25-8680-1b2c5d0e952f
CounselHow: operator-correction · Firm: FRED TAYAR & ASSOCIATES Professional Corporation · Corrects: firm · For role: receiver · For text: Receiver · Firm party id: f8ededa7-a519-4537-8ed5-0aaa51f17ad6 · Was firm party id: 0abee6fd-fdc0-4e25-8680-1b2c5d0e952f
CounselHow: operator-correction · Firm: FRED TAYAR & ASSOCIATES Professional Corporation · Corrects: firm · For role: receiver · For text: Receiver · Firm party id: f8ededa7-a519-4537-8ed5-0aaa51f17ad6 · Was firm party id: 0abee6fd-fdc0-4e25-8680-1b2c5d0e952f
First Report of the Receiver dated February 17, 2026
Operational summaryThe receivership covers two real properties; the Fassel Property (vacant rental property) has been marketed and sold subject to court approval, while the King Property (the Debtor's principal residence) has not yet been marketed pending the outcome of the Debtor's bankruptcy appeal.
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