Manitoba
Give your tenant or landlord notice as required by the Manitoba Residential Tenancies Act with these easy-to-use forms.
There are many situations in which the Residential Tenancies Act requires either the landlord or the tenant to give notice to the other party, such as:
- if one of the parties wants to terminate the tenancy,
- if the tenant has failed to pay the rent on time,
- if either party has failed to perform its obligations under the lease or tenancy agreement,
- if major renovations are needed which require the premises to be empty,
- if the landlord needs to enter the premises to inspect or repair or to show the premises to a prospective tenant or buyer.
The RTA sets out the manner in which notice must be given, and the time period which must be given for the other party to respond to the notice.
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Manitoba Landlord Notice Forms for Termination of Tenancy
Give notice to your tenant that their tenancy is being terminated with this package of Notice Forms for Termination of Tenancy, for Manitoba landlords.
- The package contains the following free forms:
- Form 8, Notice of Termination by Landlord for Non-Payment of Rent, to be served by a landlord on a tenant who has not made the rent payment on time.
- Form 8.1, Notice of Termination by Landlord for Non-Payment of Rent or Tenant Service Charges, for residential tenancies that include tenant services.
- Form 9, Notice of Termination by Landlord for Non-Payment, to be used for tenancies of a mobile home and/or a mobile home site.
- Form 10, Notice of Termination by Landlord, for reasons other than non-payment of rent, to be served on a tenant who has breached another provision of the rental agreement or broken the law.
- The forms are provided in MS Word format and are customizable and reusable.
- Intended for use only in the Province of Manitoba, Canada.
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