Document background
The First Amendment To Lease is a crucial document used in Canadian real estate transactions when parties need to modify an existing lease agreement without completely terminating or replacing it. This document type is commonly used when circumstances require changes to specific lease terms, such as rental rates, space modifications, lease duration, or other contractual obligations. It must comply with provincial property laws and tenancy regulations, and may require registration depending on the jurisdiction and nature of the modifications. The document serves as an official record of the agreed changes while explicitly preserving all unmodified terms from the original lease, ensuring legal continuity and clarity in the landlord-tenant relationship.
