Bill 184 Changes and Their Negative Effect on Tenants Part Three: Financial Impacts
When it comes to the interference with ‘reasonable enjoyment’, landlords have the ability to claim compensation. Pursuing an eviction can easily be done by a landlord if a tenant decides to interfere with the reasonable enjoyment of the residential complex. This includes all of the other lawful rights, privileges or interests of the other tenants and landlord. In retaliation, tenants have the ability to raise a human rights-type of defense against an eviction of this sort if the behaviour is related to a disability, for example. As well as following eviction for the reasons stated above, landlords are also now able to...
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