N13 Form
N13: Notice to End your Tenancy Because the Landlord Wants to Demolish the Rental Unit, Repair it or Convert it to Another Use
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- Reason 1: Demolition.
- Reason 2: Extensive repairs or renovations.
- Reason 3: Conversion to non-residential use.
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N13: Notice to End your Tenancy Because the Landlord Wants to Demolish the Rental Unit, Repair it or Convert it to Another Use
STEP 1:
- Identify the rental period.
- Notice period is 120 days.
- Compensation: Pay tenant one month’s rent on or before the termination date in the notice.
- Offer: Provide the unit back to the tenant at the same rental rate or offer a similar unit.
- Renovation Scope: Renovations must be significant enough to render the property uninhabitable during the process.
- Permits: Obtain necessary permits for renovations, as documentation may be required.
STEP 2: Serving the Notice of Termination
- Confirm if the tenant consents to email.
- If yes, email the documents followed by Canada Post next day delivery.
- If not, send only by Canada Post next day delivery.
- We recommend sending it both ways to ensure delivery.
STEP 3: Pricing Explanation
- Our firm strongly believes in fixed fee rates for transparency and predictability.
- Clarify the fixed fee rates for the service.
- Prices do not include taxes and disbursements.
STEP 4: Application Serving
- This step is billed separately as we do not want to charge you if this step is not needed.
- To serve the application:
- Serve L2/30 days to file after the term date – $186 File fee +Taxes
STEP 5: Waiting for Hearing Date
- Await a hearing date from the Landlord and Tenant Board.
What’s Next?
- Would you like to retain our services?
- If yes, we will send the retainer within 20 minutes.
- If no, we will send a recap email within 20 minutes.