Manitoba

Give your tenant or landlord notice as required by the Manitoba Residential Tenancies Act with these easy-to-use forms.

The Manitoba Residential Tenancies Act outlines specific requirements for providing notice between landlords and tenants. Easy-to-use forms are available to help either party fulfill their legal obligations when giving notice.

Situations Requiring Notice

The Act mandates that notice must be given in a variety of situations, including:

• When either the landlord or tenant wishes to terminate the tenancy
• If the tenant has failed to pay rent on time
• If either the landlord or tenant has not fulfilled their obligations under the lease or tenancy agreement
• When major renovations are necessary and the premises must be vacated
• If the landlord needs access to the premises for inspection, repairs, or to show the property to a prospective tenant or buyer

Notice Procedures and Response Time

The Residential Tenancies Act clearly specifies both the manner in which notice must be delivered and the time periods allowed for the other party to respond. Both landlords and tenants should ensure they follow these requirements to remain compliant with the Act.