Quebec Rental Application Form

Give potential tenants a chance to view a rental unit with this Rental Property Viewing Agreement for residential rentals in Canada.

• Have the prospective tenants sign the Agreement before you provide them with a key to view the property.
• They must also provide a personal item (such as a credit card) and a cash deposit for the key, which will be returned to them when they return the key. The landlord agrees to return the personal item regardless, but will retain the deposit if the key is not returned.
• This reusable rental template is a handy form for landlords and rental property managers.
• This is a Canadian legal form that can be used in most provinces and territories except Quebec.
• The template is available as a MS Word download. Other formats available on request.

Overview

This Assignment of Lease Agreement provides Quebec tenants with a structured method to transfer their lease to another tenant. The document is specifically designed for use in the province of Quebec and is intended to facilitate a smooth and legally compliant lease assignment process.

Tenant (Assignor) Responsibilities

The original tenant, also known as the assignor, confirms that the landlord has not issued any notice indicating a refusal to renew the lease. Additionally, the assignor affirms that there have been no modifications or amendments made to the original lease agreement.

New Tenant (Assignee) Responsibilities

The new tenant, referred to as the assignee, agrees to accept the rental premises in its current condition at the time of the assignment. This ensures that the assignee is aware of and accepts the existing state of the property without expecting any additional improvements or changes.

Landlord's Consent

For the lease assignment to become valid and enforceable, the landlord’s formal consent is required. Without the landlord’s approval, the assignment cannot take effect.

Document Features

This legal form is available in English-language version. It is provided in Word format, allowing tenants to fully edit and customize the agreement to fit their unique circumstances.

Hire a property manager for a residential condo building in the Province of Quebec with this easy-to-use template Property Management Agreement.

• The agreement is between the condominium syndicate and a property management services firm who will manage the immovable property and common areas of the condo project.
• The property manager has the authority to start legal proceeds on behalf of the syndicate in the performance of its duties (such as to collect rent, condo fees or other amounts owed to the syndicate).
• The liability of the property manager is limited.
• The syndicate indemnifies the property manager for any liability resulting from the performance of its duties under the agreement.
• The syndicate is responsible for carrying liability insurance, and for paying the costs of any architectural or engineering drafts, drawings, estimates, etc.
• This Quebec Condominium Property Management Agreement template is available as a fully editable MS Word document. English-language version only.