Apart from the exceptions listed in Section 14(3) of the Residential Leases Act, the terms of a lease can only be changed by mutual agreement. If you and your landlord agree to a change, you can change your existing agreement. You can co.B. enter one word, enter another, add the date and initiate the change. Alternatively, you can sign a supplement on a separate sheet of paper that describes the agreed change. Check in both directions that you are receiving a copy of the revised lease or addendum. 26 (1) A tenant must pay rent if he is owed under the tenancy agreement, whether or not the landlord complies with the rental agreement, unless the tenant has the right, under this act, to deduct all or part of the rent. 19 (1) A lessor may not require or accept a security deposit or security deposit for property damage greater than the equivalent of 1/2 of the monthly rent payable in the tenancy agreement. b) on the day before the day of the month or in the other period on which the tenancy agreement is based, this rent must be paid under the lease.

(d) require or accept more than a surety for damage to pets in relation to a rental agreement, regardless of the number of pets the landlord grants to the tenant on the dwelling; 3. If a lessor has not complied with an essential time limit of the tenancy agreement and has not corrected the situation within a reasonable time after written notification from the tenant of the default, the tenant may terminate the lease with effect at the time of receipt of the landlord`s notification. (d) The lessor and tenant agreed in writing that the lease would be terminated. “Common tenants” are tenants who reside in the same rented apartment but have separate tenancy agreements with the landlord. For example, an owner may rent single rooms in a house under separate contracts. In this type of roommate configuration, you are only responsible for your own behavior. If another tenant does not pay their rent on time or decides to move, this will have no legal impact on your tenancy agreement. Returned check: If you don`t have enough money in your bank account, if your landlord tries to deposit your rental cheque, your bank may charge a service fee to your landlord. In this case, your landlord may request that you pay them back for the fee. In addition, your landlord may charge you a non-refundable fee of up to $25 for the return of your cheque by a financial institution, but only if this clause has been included in your rental agreement.

52 To be effective, a notification of termination must be made in writing and 3 A person who has not reached the age of 19 may enter into a tenancy agreement or service contract, and the agreement and this law and regulations are enforceable by and against the person in spite of Section 19 of the Credit Act.