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End of Tenancy (Termination and Eviction) (19:IX) (view source)
Revision as of 23:32, 15 November 2022
, 23:32, 15 November 2022→d) Tenant Ceases to Qualify
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Tenants in subsidized housing can be evicted if they no longer qualify for the housing subsidy as defined in the tenancy agreement. In this case, landlords must provide 2 months’ notice. Tenants wishing to dispute the eviction have 15 days to file their dispute. See ss 49.1 and 50 for more information. | Tenants in subsidized housing can be evicted if they no longer qualify for the housing subsidy as defined in the tenancy agreement. In this case, landlords must provide 2 months’ notice. Tenants wishing to dispute the eviction have 15 days to file their dispute. See ss 49.1 and 50 for more information. | ||
==== e) Director's Orders: Renovations or Repairs | ==== e) Director's Orders: Renovations or Repairs ==== | ||
If the landlord is giving notice for ''RTA'' s 49.2, which would include most forms of building renovations, the landlord must give at least four months’ notice. If the tenancy is a fixed term tenancy, the landlord cannot terminate the tenancy before the fixed term is over. | If the landlord is giving notice for ''RTA'' s 49.2, which would include most forms of building renovations, the landlord must give at least four months’ notice. If the tenancy is a fixed term tenancy, the landlord cannot terminate the tenancy before the fixed term is over. | ||