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Another
of the no-fault applications is the application based on a notice of an
intention to perform extensive repairs or renovation, or to demolish
the property, or to convert it to a purpose other than residential.
Sometimes landlords decide to get out of the business of being a
landlord, or want to convert the building to another lawfully permitted
use. Don't let the current tenancy stand in your
way.
While
these types of applications are not complicated, you can't
afford to get these wrong, as
you probably have contractors ready to go, and perhaps are getting the
house ready for sale. If the tenant raises sufficient doubt
in
the adjudicator's mind, your plans are in jeopardy!
There
are also requirements in some circumstances involving renovation that allow the tenant a right
of first refusal to move back in, as well as compensation, but there are
exceptions and you need to know what they are.
Let us guide you through the process of serving the notices,
filing the applications and representing you before the Board.
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Doing Renovation, Demolition or Change or
Use?