Acts and Regulations

2017, c.5 - Intimate Partner Violence Intervention Act

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Property
14(1)An emergency intervention order does not in any manner affect the title to or an ownership in any real or personal property jointly held by the applicant and the respondent or solely held by one of them.
14(2)If a residence is leased by the respondent under an oral, written or implied agreement and the applicant who is not a party to the lease is granted exclusive occupation of the residence, no landlord shall evict the applicant solely on the basis that the applicant is not a party to the lease.
14(3)At the request of the applicant referred to in subsection (2), the landlord shall advise the applicant of the status of the lease and any related claims.
Property
14(1)An emergency intervention order does not in any manner affect the title to or an ownership in any real or personal property jointly held by the applicant and the respondent or solely held by one of them.
14(2)If a residence is leased by the respondent under an oral, written or implied agreement and the applicant who is not a party to the lease is granted exclusive occupation of the residence, no landlord shall evict the applicant solely on the basis that the applicant is not a party to the lease.
14(3)At the request of the applicant referred to in subsection (2), the landlord shall advise the applicant of the status of the lease and any related claims.