Add to ORKGExplores how the following legislative changes in Ontario systemically affect the power imbalance between landlords and tenants: (1) the abolishment of the default eviction, (2) the return of orders prohibiting rent increases where the landlord has not properly maintained the rental premises, (3) the deeming of a termination date where the tenant has not provided proper notice, and (4) additions to defences to eviction applications
The case of Tanudjaja v Attorney General (Canada) takes up the cause of housing rights under the Can...
In June 2019, New York adopted the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (HSTPA), 2019...
This article analyses the legal status of periodic tenancies subject to a contractual fetter on the ...
Explores how the following legislative changes in Ontario systemically affect the power imbalance be...
Ontario\u27s was the first Canadian legislature to attempt to overcome certain anomalies in the law ...
Explores the different levels of protection against arbitrary eviction for Ontario residents of subs...
Summary. Many jurisdictions give residential tenants legislated packages of rights known generically...
The natural question raised by the passage of Tenant Rights legislation is whether the new law hel...
Statutory condominium regimes facilitate massive increases in the density of owners. The courts are ...
Many jurisdictions give residential tenants legislated packages of rights known generically as 'secu...
This article discusses a qualitative interview project where twenty tenants shared their experiences...
Recent case law shows that vulnerable, previously disadvantaged private sector tenants are currently...
This paper examines the factors that may influence social housing eviction rates in Ontario in terms...
Now in force, the Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) (Scotland) Act 2022 will have a big impact on t...
This paper examines Tanudjaja v Attorney General—the “Right to Housing” case. The authors, co-counse...
The case of Tanudjaja v Attorney General (Canada) takes up the cause of housing rights under the Can...
In June 2019, New York adopted the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (HSTPA), 2019...
This article analyses the legal status of periodic tenancies subject to a contractual fetter on the ...
Explores how the following legislative changes in Ontario systemically affect the power imbalance be...
Ontario\u27s was the first Canadian legislature to attempt to overcome certain anomalies in the law ...
Explores the different levels of protection against arbitrary eviction for Ontario residents of subs...
Summary. Many jurisdictions give residential tenants legislated packages of rights known generically...
The natural question raised by the passage of Tenant Rights legislation is whether the new law hel...
Statutory condominium regimes facilitate massive increases in the density of owners. The courts are ...
Many jurisdictions give residential tenants legislated packages of rights known generically as 'secu...
This article discusses a qualitative interview project where twenty tenants shared their experiences...
Recent case law shows that vulnerable, previously disadvantaged private sector tenants are currently...
This paper examines the factors that may influence social housing eviction rates in Ontario in terms...
Now in force, the Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) (Scotland) Act 2022 will have a big impact on t...
This paper examines Tanudjaja v Attorney General—the “Right to Housing” case. The authors, co-counse...
The case of Tanudjaja v Attorney General (Canada) takes up the cause of housing rights under the Can...
In June 2019, New York adopted the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (HSTPA), 2019...
This article analyses the legal status of periodic tenancies subject to a contractual fetter on the ...