Difference between revisions of "Tenancy Agreements (19:II)"

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'''g) Common Law Obligations and Usual Terms'''
'''g) Common Law Obligations and Usual Terms'''


'''Landlord’s Obligations'''
'''Landlord’s Obligations'''</br>
A landlord must ensure that:
A landlord must ensure that:


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* the rental units are maintained in a state of decoration and repair that complies with housing health and safety standards required by law.
* the rental units are maintained in a state of decoration and repair that complies with housing health and safety standards required by law.


'''Tenant’s Obligations'''
'''Tenant’s Obligations'''</br>
A tenant must ensure that:
A tenant must ensure that:


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* he or she gives one full month’s notice in writing when terminating the agreement.
* he or she gives one full month’s notice in writing when terminating the agreement.


'''h) Statutory Terms in the ''RTA'': Duties and Prohibitions'''
'''h) Statutory Terms in the ''RTA'': Duties and Prohibitions'''


For residential tenancies subject to the ''RTA'', the common law implied obligations apply unless their subject matter is superseded by one of the ''RTA''’s obligations.
For residential tenancies subject to the ''RTA'', the common law implied obligations apply unless their subject matter is superseded by one of the ''RTA''’s obligations.


'''i) Rent Increases for Additional Occupants'''
'''i) Rent Increases for Additional Occupants'''


A rental increase for a new occupant can only be imposed if the contract specifically allows for it. Disputes most often arise upon the birth of a baby, so renters should consider whether they might have children before signing a contract with a new occupant increase clause.
A rental increase for a new occupant can only be imposed if the contract specifically allows for it. Disputes most often arise upon the birth of a baby, as there is no legal mechanism exempting newborn children from being considered tenants.


=== 3. Cannabis Legalization ===
=== 3. Cannabis Legalization ===
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