Document background
The 60 Day Eviction Notice is a crucial document in Canadian residential tenancy law, used when a landlord needs to terminate a tenancy for specific legally permitted reasons. This notice period is typically required for situations such as major renovations, owner occupation, or sale of the property, though specific requirements vary by province. The document must include detailed information about the property, parties involved, specific dates, and legitimate grounds for eviction. It must comply with provincial residential tenancy laws and provide clear information about tenant rights and appeal processes. Proper service of this notice is critical, and documentation of the service must be maintained. The notice should be used only when the landlord has legal grounds for eviction and must be prepared with careful attention to jurisdictional requirements to ensure enforceability.
