“In respect of the first issue, we find that the trial judge made no reversible error in ordering the occupation rent. The appellant argued before this court that the trial judge erred in law because he did not apply the requirement that such an order be exceptional. We disagree. While it is settled law in Ontario that an order for occupation rent be reasonable, it need not be exceptional: Griffiths v. Zambosco, (2001) 2001 CanLII 24097 (ON CA), 54 O.R. (3d) 397. The appellant was unable to refer us to any Ontario authority in support of the argument to the contrary.”