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1 Myth: Tenants cannot be evicted in the winter.
Fact: Yes. Tenants can be evicted in the winter. The
only consideration given, as it relates to time-of-year where tenants
are typically allowed a grace-period, is approximately a week before and
the time between Christmas and New Year.
2 Myth: A 24 Hour Notice of Entry allows entry only within 24 hours.
Fact: No. A Landlord may enter between 8:00 am and 8:00
pm (subject to certain restrictions). The notice must, at minimum, be
served 24 hours prior to entry.
3 Myth: Notice of intention to renew/not renew must be served for
fixed-term tenancy.
Fact: Neither party is required to give notice to terminate
a fixed term tenancy.
4 Myth: A Notice of Objection voids the Landlord’s claim/allegations.
Fact: No. A Notice of Objection does not absolve the
Tenant from alleged breaches. The Landlord should pursue appropriate legal
recourse in a timely manner.
5 Myth: A 14-Day Tenancy Termination Notice must be served before
applying for legal remedy.
Fact: No. The Landlord may apply to a court to terminate
the tenancy or may terminate the tenancy by means of a 14-day Tenancy
Termination Notice.
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