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The Residential Tenancies Act allows a
landlord to serve a tenant a notice, and file an application with the
Tribunal to evict the tenant, if the tenant has substantially
interfered with the reasonable enjoyment of the landlord, or of other
tenants, or if the tenant has interfered with the landlord's lawful
right. This includes things like making noise, having
dangerous
pets, failing to respect terms of the tenancy agreement etc.
There
are a number of elements and
complexities in this type of application. You need our
expertise
to guide you through to a successful eviction. Let us discuss
the
situation with you and decide whether or not to proceed with your
claim. We will interview witnesses and prepare for the case,
maximizing your odds of success. Let us help you
understanding
the importance of completing the notices properly.
There are new types of notices for small landlords (3 units or less)
living in the same property under the
Residential Tenancies Act, that were not available under the
predecessor legislation. We are experts in ensuring that you
are using the proper notices, and that they comply with the
statutory requirements.
Notices of termination
for interference
with enjoyment must be meticulously filled out. Appeals of
Board decisions to the Divisional Court in Ontario have set out
stringent requirements, without which, your application is likely to
fail despite the tenant's conduct. See us first!
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