Compensation for Loss after Ending a Tenancy Policy: Residential Tenancies
The Compensation for Loss after Ending a Tenancy Policy (Policy 7) outlines how landlords can be compensated for losses if a tenancy ends early because a tenant has breached the Residential Tenancies Act or lease agreement. A breach can include unpaid rent, damages and lost rent due to the unit not getting rented out after the end of a tenancy.
This policy explains that landlords can file an Application to Director to ask for compensation if a tenant has breached the Residential Tenancies Act or the lease agreement and the tenancy ends early.
Information includes:
- types of breaches that can end a tenancy early
- process to follow when filing an Application to Director to ask for compensation
- what the landlord needs to do to try to limit their losses
Compensation for Loss After Termination of Tenancy (Policy 7) - Residential Tenancies
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Author: Residential Tenancies
Department: Service Nova Scotia