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Create voting, non-voting and redeemable share classes for an Alberta corporation with this Schedule to the Articles of Incorporation.

This Schedule forms an integral part of the Articles of Incorporation and outlines the rights and restrictions associated with various classes of shares issued by an Alberta corporation.

The document is prepared in accordance with the Business Corporations Act (Alberta) and must be attached to the Articles of Incorporation or Amendment for submission to the Corporate Registry. The document is available in Microsoft Word format.

Share Classes Overview

1. Voting Dividend Bearing Shares

• Class A Shares: Voting shares entitled to receive dividends.
• Class B Shares: Voting shares entitled to receive dividends.

2. Non-Voting Dividend Bearing Shares

• Class C Shares: Non-voting shares entitled to receive dividends.
• Class D Shares: Non-voting shares entitled to receive dividends.

3. Non-Voting Redeemable Retractable Dividend Bearing Shares

• Class E Shares: Non-voting shares that are redeemable and retractable, entitled to receive dividends. These shares have priority rights on dissolution over other classes of shares.

4. Voting Redeemable Retractable Non-Dividend Bearing Shares

• Class F Shares: Voting shares that are redeemable and retractable and do not bear dividends. These shares have priority rights on dissolution over all other classes except for Class E shares.

An Alberta landlord can use this Notice of Termination form to terminate a periodic tenancy if the rental premises are undergoing major renovations.

• The Residential Tenancies Act requires a minimum of 365 days' notice to end the tenancy for this reason.
• The landlord cannot increase the rental amount during the 1-year notice period.
• Major renovations do not include such things as painting, replacement of flooring, or regular maintenance.
• The Notice also includes a Record of Service form so you can record the details of how it was served on the tenant.
• This legal form is provided in MS Word format and is easy to use.
• Intended for use in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Terminate the tenancy of a mobile home park tenant with this Alberta Landlord's Notice to Tenant - 24 Hours Notice of Termination.

• The landlord can terminate the tenancy on 24 hours notice under section 33 of the Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act of Alberta if the tenant has:
  • caused significant damage to the mobile home site, the common areas or the park, or
  • physically assaulted the landlord or other park tenants.
• This is a downloadable legal form which includes a Proof of Service form, to record the details of how the Notice was served on the tenant.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Use this Alberta Notice by Landlord of Termination of Periodic Tenancy form to terminate the rental agreement for a mobile home site.

• The landlord can only terminate the tenancy for one of the reasons prescribed by the Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act.
• The Notice includes a Service of Notice form, so you can record how you served the Notice on the tenant.
• The form can be re-used as often as you like.
• Before you can remove the tenant, you must serve them with the Notice of Termination form. Get your copy and follow the service procedure set out in the Act.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

To terminate a mobile home tenancy in Alberta, first you have to serve your landlord with this Notice by Tenant of Termination of Periodic Tenancy.

• The form includes a section of the Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act explaining the notice periods for monthly and yearly tenancies, and what happens if the Notice was not served on the landlord in time.
• The digital file also includes a Service of Notice form, to record how you served the Notice on the landlord.
• If you terminate your tenancy without giving proper notice, you can be liable for damages. Don't let that happen - download the form and make sure you serve it in time.
• This form is ONLY for mobile home rentals.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Get your landlord's consent to assign your lease or sublet your rental unit for the rest of the lease term with this Alberta Permission Agreement to Sublet or Assign Lease.

• The new tenant must meet the landlord's requirements, and the landlord must give its written approval of the new tenant.
• The form contains clauses for either an assignment of the lease or a sublease of the premises.
• The landlord has the option to hold the existing tenant responsible for performing the tenant's obligations until the end of the lease term, or alternatively, to release the tenant from all obligations under the lease once a new tenant is approved.
• This legal form is available as a downloadable and fully editable MS Word template.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.