Destruction of Premises If the residential premises are destroyed, or are so severely damaged that they can not be fixed or the tenant can not live there, then all further rights and obligations of the landlord and
tenant under the tenancy agreement are cancelled.
Not exact matches
After her initial default the
tenant entered into a mediated
agreement under which she had to make certain payments, failing which her
tenancy would terminate.
Compounding the risk for landlords
under s. 57 is that if, within one year after the
tenant vacates the rental unit, the designated person fails to occupy the rental unit within a reasonable period of time and the landlord lists the rental unit for rent; or enters into a
tenancy agreement with another person; or advertises the rental unit or the building that contains the rental unit for sale; or demolishes the rental unit or the building containing the rental unit; or «takes any step to convert the rental unit or the building containing the rental unit» to a use other than residential premises; then, the landlord is «presumed, unless the contrary is proven on a balance of probabilities,» to have acted in bad faith in giving the notice and is therefore liable to the penalties provided for in s. 57 (3).
Section 1 (1)(t)(i) defines «
tenant» as meaning «a person who is permitted by the landlord to occupy residential premises
under a residential
tenancy agreement.»
Abiding by the
Agreement If a tenant does not live up to the obligations that he or she has agreed to under the tenancy agreement, then the landlord will be able to take lega
Agreement If a
tenant does not live up to the obligations that he or she has agreed to
under the
tenancy agreement, then the landlord will be able to take lega
agreement, then the landlord will be able to take legal action.
If the perpetrator who is excluded from the residential premises is still a
tenant, is the perpetrator liable to pay the rent and perform other obligations
under the residential
tenancy agreement?
They are also narrower because they do exclude implied
agreements to lease, and implied
agreements are a common way that victims of domestic violence who are not parties to a written
agreement attain the status of
tenant — see «Who is a «Tenant» under the Residential Tenancies Act?&r
tenant — see «Who is a «
Tenant» under the Residential Tenancies Act?&r
Tenant»
under the Residential
Tenancies Act?».
The key part of the definition is clause (i), defining a «
tenant» as a «person who is permitted by the landlord to occupy residential premises
under a residential
tenancy agreement.»
The lawful rent for the first rental period for a new
tenant under a new
tenancy agreement is the rent first agreed upon when signing a lease
agreement between the landlord and
tenant.
(12) Subsection (11) does not apply if the
tenant has previously made a motion
under that subsection during the period of the
tenant's
tenancy agreement with the landlord.
(c) if the
tenant has previously made a motion
under subsection (11) during the period of the
tenant's
tenancy agreement with the landlord, inform the
tenant and the landlord that the
tenant is not entitled to make another motion
under that subsection during the period of the
agreement.
How this is phrased in the act's section about lawful rent for new
tenant is «The lawful rent for the first rental period for a new
tenant under a new
tenancy agreement is the rent first charged to the
tenant», that is whatever the landlord can get away with charging you.
discloses to each potential
tenant before entering into a
tenancy agreement that even though the individual is a licensee, they are not acting as a licensee in this case and the licensee is not regulated
under the Real Estate Services Act in relation to the rental real estate; and
discloses to each potential
tenant before the prospective
tenant enters into a
tenancy agreement that the licensee is licensed but is not acting
under, and is not regulated
under RESA in relation to this transaction; and
(a) the
tenant does not pay the security deposit or pet damage deposit within 30 days of the date it is required to be paid
under the
tenancy agreement;