Sentences with phrase «substantial breach»

That there have been substantial breaches of the operator's obligations in the agreement or persistent delays in making payments under the agreement.

The obvious difficulty with the doctrine of fundamental breach is determining how substantial a breach must be before it is considered «fundamental».

However, if it a case of continual non-payment of rent, payment will not void the eviction notice for substantial breach.

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For example, if the tenant is late paying his rent once, this would not be a substantial breach of the agreement.

A «substantial breach» is a violation of the tenancy agreement that the Court considers to be serious.

The landlord must have committed a substantial breach, failed to fulfill one of the above outlined landlord obligations, or neglected to follow an order made by an executive under the Public Health Act.

For example, mould on the premises constitutes a substantial breach while a fire may only frustrate the agreement.

If a housing unit does not meet the public health standards, the landlord may have frustrated or committed a substantial breach of the tenancy agreement, depending on degree of fault.

A tenant may also apply to end the tenancy in the case of a substantial breach by a landlord (see the section on Tenant Leaving below).

If the landlord wishes to end the tenancy because the tenant has committed a substantial breach, he or she must give the tenant written notice.

The Residential Tenancies Act also permits a tenant to apply to the Court or the RTDRS for an immediate termination of a periodic tenancy in the case of a substantial breach by the landlord.

However, the landlord can also terminate a tenancy on shorter notice for a substantial breach (including non-payment of rent) or damage, assault, or threats of assault.

Substantial Breach A landlord may end a tenancy with 14 days» notice if there has been a «substantial breach» of the tenancy agreement.

However, if the tenant pays his rent late every month, the Court may consider this to be a substantial breach of the tenancy agreement.

The affidavit must include details of the substantial breach (es), the remedy requested, and a copy of the notice that was given to terminate the tenancy.

Acting for an investment company on a substantial breach of contract claim against the overseas vendor of a radiator manufacturing business.