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Relating “Equitable Relief and Residential Tenancies” to Alberta
Last week, we discussed the British Columbia Court of Appeal’s decision in Metro Housing Corp v Ganitano (2014 BCCA 10). The justices concluded that termination of a tenancy under the B.C. Residential Tenancy Act for late or non-payment of rent was properly characterized as a forfeiture … Continue reading
Equitable Relief and Residential Tenancies
It is very rare – and hence worthy of note – for a residential tenancy matter to wind its way to a court of appeal. On January 13, 2014 the British Columbia Court of Appeal released its decision in Metro … Continue reading
Posted in Housing Law, Human Rights / Constitutional Law
Tagged Residential Tenancies Act
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