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The ''Strata Property Act'' (SPA)and the ''Strata Property Regulation'' ''(SPR)'' govern strata properties. Persons renting a residential condominium are tenants under the ''RTA''. Such tenants are also subject to Parts 7 and 8 of the ''SPA''. For more information, visit [[ | The ''Strata Property Act'' (SPA)and the ''Strata Property Regulation'' ''(SPR)'' govern strata properties. Persons renting a residential condominium are tenants under the ''RTA''. Such tenants are also subject to Parts 7 and 8 of the ''SPA''. For more information, visit [[Introduction_(22:I)|Chapter 22: Strata Law]]. | ||
Section 138 of the ''SPA'' allows a strata corporation to evict a tenant of a residential strata lot by issuing a Notice to End Tenancy under ''RTA'' s 47 for a repeated or continuing contravention of a reasonable and significant bylaw or rule if the contravention seriously interferes with another person's use and enjoyment of a strata lot, the common property, or the shared assets. Although a Strata is not included in the definition of "landlord" in the ''RTA'', it is considered a landlord when issuing a notice to end a tenancy under section 47 of the ''RTA'', defending any application disputing that notice, and seeking an order and writ of possession about that notice. | Section 138 of the ''SPA'' allows a strata corporation to evict a tenant of a residential strata lot by issuing a Notice to End Tenancy under ''RTA'' s 47 for a repeated or continuing contravention of a reasonable and significant bylaw or rule if the contravention seriously interferes with another person's use and enjoyment of a strata lot, the common property, or the shared assets. Although a Strata is not included in the definition of "landlord" in the ''RTA'', it is considered a landlord when issuing a notice to end a tenancy under section 47 of the ''RTA'', defending any application disputing that notice, and seeking an order and writ of possession about that notice. | ||
