24.01(1)If, because of domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sexual violence or criminal harassment, a tenant believes that his or her own safety, or that of a dependent child of the tenant, is at risk if the tenancy continues, the tenant may terminate the tenancy by serving on the landlord

24.01(2)Despite paragraph 24(1)(a), if the premises are let from year to year, the notice of termination and document referred to in subsection (1) shall be served at least one month before the expiration of any month to be effective on the last day of that month.

24.01(3)In the case of a fixed term tenancy, the notice of termination and document referred to in subsection (1) shall be served at least one month before the expiration of any month to be effective on the last day of that month.

24.01(4)When a tenancy is terminated under this section, the landlord is not entitled to compensation or damages in relation to rent that would have become due and payable if the tenancy had not been terminated, and no action or other proceeding lies against the tenant for any loss suffered as a result of the termination of the tenancy.