Finally, the “services for the elderly or disabled” must be fully filled when the elderly or disabled provide special services. The written leases containing this calendar are sold in the offices of the Lodgement Board and in bookstores throughout Quebec (Article 2 of the regulation on compulsory leases and mentions of a notification to a new taker). Neither the landlord nor the tenant of a dwelling rented by a housing co-op to one of its members can ask the court to correct the rent or the modification of another condition contained in the tenancy agreement. If there is no other agreement, the rent must be paid on the first day of each month (or weekly, if it is a weekly weekly weekly rental contract). The rent is considered late if it is not paid until the day of the due date. Some agreements are made verbally between tenants and landlords, and in some provinces this is accepted. However, it is always best to put everything on paper to protect yourself. If you have taken the time to read the lease carefully (don`t be rushed by the landlord!), check to see if the lease mentions which province will settle this agreement. Then check the document with the date and name and signature (make sure the owner signs it too!). Keep a copy for your files, and don`t give money until you`ve actually signed the lease. The tenant has the right to stay in the rental unit as long as he respects the terms of the rental agreement. However, the lessor may terminate the lease in certain circumstances.

In the event of a disagreement between the tenant and the landlord, one of the two parties should apply to the Housing Regue. Neither the landlord nor the tenant can act, such as the attempt to forcibly dislodge a tenant without a court order. This does not apply to a lease agreement with a fixed period that must be respected until it expires, except in cases provided for by law or with the agreement of the lessor. For more information, see our article A Tenant`s Right to Cancel a Lease. However, tenants who do so would be ill-advised! A tenancy agreement is a binding document that describes your rights and obligations as a tenant as well as those of your landlord. As such, it will settle your experience as a tenant in rental accommodations – for better or for worse! The law requires that a tenant be entitled to a copy of the lease within 10 days of signing (Article 1895 desbgbus de Québec). If the tenant does not inform the landlord of his intention not to extend with the required time, the tenancy agreement is automatically renewed for the same period and with the same specific conditions as the previous contract (unless a notice of amendment has been received and accepted by the tenant`s landlord). For example, in the case of a one-year lease, a tenant who has not informed the lessor of his intention to terminate the lease must sign another one-year lease. (Article 1946 Civil Code of Quebec) Under the “conditions,” it is also worth mentioning the duration of the agreement and the date on which the lease begins and expires. The rent recovery information should also be available somewhere, as well as mention of the increase in rents: when, how much to expect and how much announcement should be made. If you think you want to sublet your apartment, the rental agreement must indicate that you can do so. However, such restrictions are mentioned in the lease of such a residence; if they are not mentioned at all, they should not be mounted against the tenant by the landlord.

In this case, the landlord must give the tenant a form entitled Mandatory Letter within ten days of the contract.