Case Summary: An important outcome for residential landlords Article
May 22, 2019
Aarti Investments Ltd. v. Baumann provided the Court of Appeal with a rare opportunity to clarify Section 49(6) of the Residential Tenancy Act which lets a landlord end a tenancy when the landlord has all necessary permits and approvals required by law and intends, in good faith, to renovate the rental unit in a manner which requires vacant possession. In his “Case Summary: An important outcome for residential landlords”, Harper Grey associate, Michael Drouillard, and counsel to the landlord Aarti Investments Ltd. for the appeal, discusses the reasons for judgment in this case, released by the Court of Appeal on May 14, 2019.
The article was originally prepared for and published by LandlordBC. Read the article here. If you would like to discuss this decision further, please contact Michael Drouillard at [email protected].
Important Notice: The information contained in this Article is intended for general information purposes only and does not create a lawyer-client relationship. It is not intended as legal advice from Harper Grey LLP or the individual author(s), nor intended as a substitute for legal advice on any specific subject matter. Detailed legal counsel should be sought prior to undertaking any legal matter. The information contained in this Article is current to the last update and may change. Last Update: January 16, 2024.
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