(iii.1) if the lease is a temporary lease in the circumstances prescribed by Article 97(2)(a.1), that the lessee must evacuate the rental unit at the end of the term; 26 (1) A tenant shall pay rent if it is due under the tenancy agreement, whether or not the lessor complies with that Act, the regulations or the lease, unless under that Act the tenant is entitled to deduct all or part of the rent. (7) A notification under this Section shall comply with Article 52 [form and content of termination of the lease] and, in the event of termination in accordance with paragraph 5, contain the name and address of the buyer who requested termination from the lessor. 34 (1) If the lessor does not consent in writing, a tenant may not assign a lease or sublet a rental unit. Although oral leases are covered by the Residential Tenancy Act (RTA), it`s always best to have a written agreement with your landlord. Signing a Hardcopy contract is one of the best ways to protect yourself as a tenant, as it proves the terms you agreed to at the beginning of your lease. Your landlord can use the Residential Tenancy Branch`s (RTB) default lease or they can use their own custom lease. If they opt for their own agreement, they must have all the standard information required by law, just like the RTB agreement. See Section 12 of the ATR and Section 13 of the Residential Rents Regulation for more information. A monthly term is essentially a one-month lease, which is automatically renewed by one more month each month until it is duly terminated by one of the parties.

It has no predetermined end date. Landlords request 30 days` notice from the tenant and landlord a period of 2 months must be given to tenants to terminate such an agreement. In the Residential Tenancy Act (RTA), monthly rentals are called “periodic” and are by far the most common type of periodic rental, but a lease can also be established on a weekly or periodic basis. (2) Subject to section 50 [lessee may terminate the lease prematurely] and if the lease so provides, a lessor may terminate the lease of a subsidized rental unit by termasing the lease if the lessee or, if applicable, another resident is no longer entitled to the rental unit. Landlords are required to provide, prior to signing the lease, a written copy of the house park rules (if applicable). It is a good idea for both the landlord and tenant to check the rules before signing the agreement. (4) If a lessor enters the rental unit illegally or is likely to do so, the tenant may submit a dispute settlement claim under the Housing Tenancy Act in order to request an order from the manager to change the locks, keys or other means of access to the rental unit and to deny the lessor access to the rental unit. At the end of the lease, the tenant must give the owner the key to the rental unit. (3) If the lessor and the lessee have not entered into a new lease by the end date of a fixed-term lease, which does not require the lessee to evacuate the rental unit by that date, the lessor and the lessee shall be considered a monthly lease on equal terms. .

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