Acts and Regulations

R-10.2 - The Residential Tenancies Act

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Regulations
29(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) providing for the application of a landlord to a residential tenancies officer for a notice to quit;
(a.1) prescribing accommodations or classes of accommodations for the purposes of subparagraph (b)(xv) of the definition “premises” in section 1;
(b) prescribing forms to be used under the provisions of this Act;
(b.1) prescribing the types of premises or tenancies for the purposes of subsection 8.2(2);
(b.2) prescribing the rate of the residential tenancy administration fee;
(b.3) respecting late payment fees landlords may require under section 19.1;
(c) Repealed: 2023, c.27, s.14
(d) determining the manner of storage and sale of chattels under section 15;
(d.1) prescribing an amount for the value of chattels for the purposes of subsections 15(1.3), (3) and (4);
(e) prescribing the duties and powers of the Chief Residential Tenancies Officer, the Deputy Chief Residential Tenancies Officer, and of residential tenancies officers;
(f) providing for the manner of termination of tenancies under sections 5, 5.1 and 6;
(f.1) prescribing, for the purposes of paragraph 24.01(1)(b),
(i) documents, including a declaration form, and
(ii) classes of persons who may make that declaration;
(f.2) prescribing, for the purposes of subsection 24.13(2), requirements to be met for the approval of an application;
(g) providing for the delivery of security deposits to residential tenancies officers;
(g.1) prescribing notice periods required in relation to increases in rent;
(g.11) prescribing the criteria to be met so that an increase in rent may be spread over an extended period and determining the period and the manner of doing so for the purposes of paragraph 11.1(2.06)(c);
(g.2) prescribing fees for various purposes under the Act;
(g.3) providing for the bonding of residential tenancies officers;
(g.4) prescribing interest to be charged as provided under this Act;
(g.5) providing for the procedure in an application to the Court by a party or a residential tenancies officer for an order where a notice to quit, a notice of termination or a notice to comply has been served; and
(h) generally for the better administration of this Act.
29(1.1)A regulation made under paragraph (a.1) may be made retroactive.
1983, c.82, s.21; 1987, c.52, s.6; 1992, c.64, s.2; 2006, c.5, s.29; 2017, c.1, s.1; 2019, c.35, s.3; 2022, c.64, s.1; 2023, c.27, s.14
Regulations
29(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) providing for the application of a landlord to a residential tenancies officer for a notice to quit;
(a.1) prescribing accommodations or classes of accommodations for the purposes of subparagraph (b)(xv) of the definition “premises” in section 1;
(b) prescribing forms to be used under the provisions of this Act;
(b.1) prescribing the types of premises or tenancies for the purposes of subsection 8.2(2);
(b.2) prescribing the rate of the residential tenancy administration fee;
(b.3) respecting late payment fees landlords may require under section 19.1;
(c) prescribing the Standard Form of Lease;
(d) determining the manner of storage and sale of chattels under section 15;
(e) prescribing the duties and powers of the Chief Residential Tenancies Officer, the Deputy Chief Residential Tenancies Officer, and of residential tenancies officers;
(f) providing for the manner of termination of tenancies under sections 5 and 6;
(f.1) prescribing, for the purposes of paragraph 24.01(1)(b),
(i) documents, including a declaration form, and
(ii) classes of persons who may make that declaration;
(g) providing for the delivery of security deposits to residential tenancies officers;
(g.1) prescribing notice periods required in relation to increases in rent;
(g.11) prescribing the criteria to be met so that an increase in rent may be spread over an extended period and determining the period and the manner of doing so for the purposes of paragraphs 11.1(2.06)(c) and 24.5(7)(c);
(g.2) prescribing fees for various purposes under the Act;
(g.3) providing for the bonding of residential tenancies officers;
(g.4) prescribing interest to be charged as provided under this Act;
(g.5) providing for the procedure in an application to the Court by a party or a residential tenancies officer for an order where a notice to quit, a notice of termination or a notice to comply has been served; and
(h) generally for the better administration of this Act.
29(1.1)A regulation made under paragraph (a.1) may be made retroactive.
1983, c.82, s.21; 1987, c.52, s.6; 1992, c.64, s.2; 2006, c.5, s.29; 2017, c.1, s.1; 2019, c.35, s.3; 2022, c.64, s.1
Regulations
29(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) providing for the application of a landlord to a residential tenancies officer for a notice to quit;
(a.1) prescribing accommodations or classes of accommodations for the purposes of subparagraph (b)(xv) of the definition “premises” in section 1;
(b) prescribing forms to be used under the provisions of this Act;
(b.1) prescribing the types of premises or tenancies for the purposes of subsection 8.2(2);
(b.2) prescribing the rate of the residential tenancy administration fee;
(b.3) respecting late payment fees landlords may require under section 19.1;
(c) prescribing the Standard Form of Lease;
(d) determining the manner of storage and sale of chattels under section 15;
(e) prescribing the duties and powers of the Chief Residential Tenancies Officer, the Deputy Chief Residential Tenancies Officer, and of residential tenancies officers;
(f) providing for the manner of termination of tenancies under sections 5 and 6;
(f.1) prescribing, for the purposes of paragraph 24.01(1)(b),
(i) documents, including a declaration form, and
(ii) classes of persons who may make that declaration;
(g) providing for the delivery of security deposits to residential tenancies officers;
(g.1) prescribing notice periods required in relation to increases in rent;
(g.2) prescribing fees for various purposes under the Act;
(g.3) providing for the bonding of residential tenancies officers;
(g.4) prescribing interest to be charged as provided under this Act;
(g.5) providing for the procedure in an application to the Court by a party or a residential tenancies officer for an order where a notice to quit, a notice of termination or a notice to comply has been served; and
(h) generally for the better administration of this Act.
29(1.1)A regulation made under paragraph (a.1) may be made retroactive.
1983, c.82, s.21; 1987, c.52, s.6; 1992, c.64, s.2; 2006, c.5, s.29; 2017, c.1, s.1; 2019, c.35, s.3
Regulations
29(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) providing for the application of a landlord to a residential tenancies officer for a notice to quit;
(a.1) prescribing accommodations or classes of accommodations for the purposes of subparagraph (b)(xv) of the definition “premises” in section 1;
(b) prescribing forms to be used under the provisions of this Act;
(b.1) prescribing the types of premises or tenancies for the purposes of subsection 8.2(2);
(b.2) prescribing the rate of the residential tenancy administration fee;
(b.3) respecting late payment fees landlords may require under section 19.1;
(c) prescribing the Standard Form of Lease;
(d) determining the manner of storage and sale of chattels under section 15;
(e) prescribing the duties and powers of the Chief Residential Tenancies Officer, the Deputy Chief Residential Tenancies Officer, and of residential tenancies officers;
(f) providing for the manner of termination of tenancies under sections 5 and 6;
(g) providing for the delivery of security deposits to residential tenancies officers;
(g.1) prescribing notice periods required in relation to increases in rent;
(g.2) prescribing fees for various purposes under the Act;
(g.3) providing for the bonding of residential tenancies officers;
(g.4) prescribing interest to be charged as provided under this Act;
(g.5) providing for the procedure in an application to the Court by a party or a residential tenancies officer for an order where a notice to quit, a notice of termination or a notice to comply has been served; and
(h) generally for the better administration of this Act.
29(1.1)A regulation made under paragraph (a.1) may be made retroactive.
1983, c.82, s.21; 1987, c.52, s.6; 1992, c.64, s.2; 2006, c.5, s.29; 2017, c.1, s.1
Regulations
29(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) providing for the application of a landlord to a rentalsman for a notice to quit;
(a.1) prescribing accommodations or classes of accommodations for the purposes of subparagraph (b)(xv) of the definition “premises” in section 1;
(b) prescribing forms to be used under the provisions of this Act;
(b.1) prescribing the types of premises or tenancies for the purposes of subsection 8.2(2);
(b.2) prescribing the rate of the residential tenancy administration fee;
(b.3) respecting late payment fees landlords may require under section 19.1;
(c) prescribing the Standard Form of Lease;
(d) determining the manner of storage and sale of chattels under section 15;
(e) prescribing the duties and powers of the Chief Rentalsman, the Deputy Chief Rentalsman, and of rentalsmen;
(f) providing for the manner of termination of tenancies under sections 5 and 6;
(g) providing for the delivery of security deposits to rentalsmen;
(g.1) prescribing notice periods required in relation to increases in rent;
(g.2) prescribing fees for various purposes under the Act;
(g.3) providing for the bonding of rentalsmen;
(g.4) prescribing interest to be charged as provided under this Act;
(g.5) providing for the procedure in an application to the Court by a party or a rentalsman for an order where a notice to quit, a notice of termination or a notice to comply has been served; and
(h) generally for the better administration of this Act.
29(1.1)A regulation made under paragraph (a.1) may be made retroactive.
1983, c.82, s.21; 1987, c.52, s.6; 1992, c.64, s.2; 2006, c.5, s.29
Regulations
29(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) providing for the application of a landlord to a rentalsman for a notice to quit;
(a.1) prescribing accommodations or classes of accommodations for the purposes of subparagraph (b)(xv) of the definition “premises” in section 1;
(b) prescribing forms to be used under the provisions of this Act;
(b.1) prescribing the types of premises or tenancies for the purposes of subsection 8.2(2);
(b.2) prescribing the rate of the residential tenancy administration fee;
(b.3) respecting late payment fees landlords may require under section 19.1;
(c) prescribing the Standard Form of Lease;
(d) determining the manner of storage and sale of chattels under section 15;
(e) prescribing the duties and powers of the Chief Rentalsman, the Deputy Chief Rentalsman, and of rentalsmen;
(f) providing for the manner of termination of tenancies under sections 5 and 6;
(g) providing for the delivery of security deposits to rentalsmen;
(g.1) prescribing notice periods required in relation to increases in rent;
(g.2) prescribing fees for various purposes under the Act;
(g.3) providing for the bonding of rentalsmen;
(g.4) prescribing interest to be charged as provided under this Act;
(g.5) providing for the procedure in an application to the Court by a party or a rentalsman for an order where a notice to quit, a notice of termination or a notice to comply has been served; and
(h) generally for the better administration of this Act.
29(1.1)A regulation made under paragraph (a.1) may be made retroactive.
1983, c.82, s.21; 1987, c.52, s.6; 1992, c.64, s.2; 2006, c.5, s.29
Regulations
29The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) providing for the application of a landlord to a rentalsman for a notice to quit;
(b) prescribing forms to be used under the provisions of this Act;
(b.1) prescribing the types of premises or tenancies for the purposes of subsection 8.2(2);
(b.2) prescribing the rate of the residential tenancy administration fee;
(c) prescribing the Standard Form of Lease;
(d) determining the manner of storage and sale of chattels under section 15;
(e) prescribing the duties and powers of the Chief Rentalsman, the Deputy Chief Rentalsman, and of rentalsmen;
(f) providing for the manner of termination of tenancies under sections 5 and 6;
(g) providing for the delivery of security deposits to rentalsmen;
(g.1) prescribing notice periods required in relation to increases in rent;
(g.2) prescribing fees for various purposes under the Act;
(g.3) providing for the bonding of rentalsmen;
(g.4) prescribing interest to be charged as provided under this Act;
(g.5) providing for the procedure in an application to the Court by a party or a rentalsman for an order where a notice to quit, a notice to terminate or a notice to comply has been served; and
(h) generally for the better administration of this Act.
1983, c.82, s.21; 1987, c.52, s.6; 1992, c.64, s.2