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R-10.2 - The Residential Tenancies Act

Section 24.4
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Alteration of tenancy agreement
1997, c.13, s.4
24.4(1)Notwithstanding subsection 9(2), a landlord of premises described in section 24.2 may alter any provision of the Standard Form of Lease or other tenancy agreement for the premises, except the one providing for the amount of the rent, if
(a) the landlord serves on the tenant at least three months written notice of the alteration,
(b) the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(c) the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(1.1)A notice referred to in subsection (1)
(a) shall set out the name of the tenant,
(b) shall state the address of the demised premises to which the notice relates, and
(c) shall be dated and signed by the landlord or an agent or representative of the landlord.
24.4(2)A tenant who is served notice under subsection (1) may apply in writing to a residential tenancies officer within fifteen days after the receipt of the notice to have the notice reviewed by the residential tenancies officer.
24.4(3)If a tenant applies to a residential tenancies officer under subsection (2), the residential tenancies officer shall review the notice and shall ask the landlord to establish
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(4)The residential tenancies officer shall set aside the notice served under subsection (1) if the landlord fails to establish to the satisfaction of the residential tenancies officer
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(5)The residential tenancies officer shall confirm the notice served under subsection (1) and may vary the day on which the alteration is effective if the landlord establishes to the satisfaction of the residential tenancies officer
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
1997, c.13, s.4; 2006, c.5, s.19; 2017, c.1, s.1
Alteration of tenancy agreement
1997, c.13, s.4
24.4(1)Notwithstanding subsection 9(2), a landlord of premises described in section 24.2 may alter any provision of the Standard Form of Lease or other tenancy agreement for the premises, except the one providing for the amount of the rent, if
(a) the landlord serves on the tenant at least three months written notice of the alteration,
(b) the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(c) the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(1.1)A notice referred to in subsection (1)
(a) shall set out the name of the tenant,
(b) shall state the address of the demised premises to which the notice relates, and
(c) shall be dated and signed by the landlord or an agent or representative of the landlord.
24.4(2)A tenant who is served notice under subsection (1) may apply in writing to a rentalsman within fifteen days after the receipt of the notice to have the notice reviewed by the rentalsman.
24.4(3)If a tenant applies to a rentalsman under subsection (2), the rentalsman shall review the notice and shall ask the landlord to establish
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(4)The rentalsman shall set aside the notice served under subsection (1) if the landlord fails to establish to the satisfaction of the rentalsman
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(5)The rentalsman shall confirm the notice served under subsection (1) and may vary the day on which the alteration is effective if the landlord establishes to the satisfaction of the rentalsman
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
1997, c.13, s.4; 2006, c.5, s.19
Alteration of tenancy agreement
1997, c.13, s.4
24.4(1)Notwithstanding subsection 9(2), a landlord of premises described in section 24.2 may alter any provision of the Standard Form of Lease or other tenancy agreement for the premises, except the one providing for the amount of the rent, if
(a) the landlord serves on the tenant at least three months written notice of the alteration,
(b) the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(c) the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(1.1)A notice referred to in subsection (1)
(a) shall set out the name of the tenant,
(b) shall state the address of the demised premises to which the notice relates, and
(c) shall be dated and signed by the landlord or an agent or representative of the landlord.
24.4(2)A tenant who is served notice under subsection (1) may apply in writing to a rentalsman within fifteen days after the receipt of the notice to have the notice reviewed by the rentalsman.
24.4(3)If a tenant applies to a rentalsman under subsection (2), the rentalsman shall review the notice and shall ask the landlord to establish
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(4)The rentalsman shall set aside the notice served under subsection (1) if the landlord fails to establish to the satisfaction of the rentalsman
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(5)The rentalsman shall confirm the notice served under subsection (1) and may vary the day on which the alteration is effective if the landlord establishes to the satisfaction of the rentalsman
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
1997, c.13, s.4; 2006, c.5, s.19
Alteration of tenancy agreement
1997, c.13, s.4
24.4(1)Notwithstanding subsection 9(2), a landlord of premises described in section 24.2 may alter any provision of the Standard Form of Lease or other tenancy agreement for the premises, except the one providing for the amount of the rent, if
(a) the landlord serves on the tenant at least three months written notice of the alteration,
(b) the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(c) the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(2)A tenant who is served notice under subsection (1) may apply in writing to a rentalsman within fifteen days after the receipt of the notice to have the notice reviewed by the rentalsman.
24.4(3)If a tenant applies to a rentalsman under subsection (2), the rentalsman shall review the notice and shall ask the landlord to establish
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(4)The rentalsman shall set aside the notice served under subsection (1) if the landlord fails to establish to the satisfaction of the rentalsman
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
24.4(5)The rentalsman shall confirm the notice served under subsection (1) and may vary the day on which the alteration is effective if the landlord establishes to the satisfaction of the rentalsman
(a) that the alteration does not conflict with a provision of this Act or with a right or duty stated in this Act, and
(b) that the alteration is reasonable and fair.
1997, c.13, s.4