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Dispute Resolution in Residential Tenancies (19:X) (view source)
Revision as of 17:09, 21 August 2017
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You may serve these items by mailing them by registered mail (any Canada Post service with delivery confirmation to a named person) to the address for service of the other party. For landlords, this is where the landlord lives or carries on business as a landlord. This address may be listed on the lease or other document related to the tenancy. For tenants, this is the address where the tenant resides at the time of mailing, or the forwarding address provided by the tenant. | You may serve these items by mailing them by registered mail (any Canada Post service with delivery confirmation to a named person) to the address for service of the other party. For landlords, this is where the landlord lives or carries on business as a landlord. This address may be listed on the lease or other document related to the tenancy. For tenants, this is the address where the tenant resides at the time of mailing, or the forwarding address provided by the tenant. | ||
Records indicating that a person refused to accept a piece of registered mail are considered proof of service. Registered mail is deemed received on the fifth day after mailing. | Records indicating that a person refused to accept a piece of registered mail are considered proof of service. Registered mail is deemed received on the '''fifth day after mailing'''. | ||
====c) Ordinary Mail==== | ====c) Ordinary Mail==== | ||