What are the factors relevant to assessing a claim for occupation rent?

In McManus v. McManus, 2019 BCSC 123 at para. 76, Madam Justice Fleming noted factors that may be relevant to assessing a claim for occupation rent: • aside from ouster, the circumstances under which the non-occupying spouse left the home, and if and when the non-occupying spouse moved for a sale of the home; • whether children are residing with the occupying spouse; • whether the occupying spouse has made a claim for contribution from the non-occupying spouse for the expenses related to the premises; • whether support has been paid; • whether the occupying spouse increased or decreased the value of the property; • The duration of the occupancy; and • Other competing claims in the litigation that may offset an award of occupation rent.