Residential Tenancies Act (Location résidentielle) — Canada — Yukon law | Esheria

Residential Tenancies Act (Location résidentielle)

This part defines key terms used throughout the Residential Tenancies Act.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Yukon
Instrument
Act or statute
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Language
en
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This part defines key terms used throughout the Residential Tenancies Act. This part of the Act sets application rules and several landlord/tenant obligations for residential tenancies, including written agreements, deposits, inspections, rent payment, access, and quiet enjoyment. Landlords and tenants have rules about access, locks, repairs, rent increases, assignment, subletting, deposits, and ending a tenancy. This part sets rules for tenant eligibility statements and several ways a landlord may end a tenancy, including non-payment, cause, renovations, demolition, change of use, subsidized housing eligibility, and end of employment. This part sets rules for mobile home site tenancies, including landlord services, site tenant upkeep, rent increase limits and notices, change-in-use notices, possession orders, abandoned property, and compensation for a change in use.