Landlord and Tenancy Matters
The Residential Tenancies Act has specific direction on how an individual, or corporate entity, may proceed to make Application for a Hearing to deal with the relevant issue. This could be non-payment of rent, interference of reasonable enjoyment, damages caused by tenant, disputes between tenants, etc. These issues begin with a Notice to the Tenant, which require both accuracy and detail. The Notice is the most important part of the process as it cannot be amended once served. Should an error be discovered before filing an application, it’s in your best interest to start the process over. Failing to do this would likely result in an application being dismissed based on error in Notice. Errors in Notice are the most common reason for applications being dismissed.
The hiring
of an experienced legal advisor is essential in ensuring that all stages and
procedures are followed for the best result when a landlord and tenant
relationship reaches the point where it might require the Tribunal.
We can help
you all the way through. No matter what kind of residential tenancy you may
have, it’s critical that you understand the Board’s policies and processes.