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===2. Time Limits for Launching a Review=== | ===2. Time Limits for Launching a Review=== | ||
There are strict time limits in the RTA for launching a review. For orders of possession (s 54), unreasonable withholding of consent, and notice to end tenancy for non-payment of rent the time limit is '''two business days'''. For a notice to end a tenancy agreement other than under s 46, repairs or maintenance under s 32, and services or facilities under s 27, the time limit is '''five days'''. For other orders, the time limit is 15 days (s 80). | There are strict time limits in the RTA for launching a review. For orders of possession (s 54), unreasonable withholding of consent, and notice to end tenancy for non-payment of rent the time limit is '''two business days'''. For a notice to end a tenancy agreement other than under s 46, repairs or maintenance under s 32, and services or facilities under s 27, the time limit is '''five days'''. For other orders, the time limit is '''15 days''' (s 80). | ||
Review applications do '''not''' act as stays of proceedings; a stay must be requested separately through the Supreme Court. | Review applications do '''not''' act as stays of proceedings; a stay must be requested separately through the Supreme Court. | ||
===3. Successful Application for Review=== | ===3. Successful Application for Review=== | ||