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Saskatchewan Agreement for Early Termination of Lease
Cancel a tenant's lease before the end of the lease term with this Saskatchewan Agreement for Early Termination of Lease form.
- This form is not for evictions. It can only be used when both the landlord and tenant agree to terminate the lease early.
- This Agreement is for residential tenants only. A different form is required for commercial rental properties.
- The tenant must still give the landlord written notice setting out the proposed termination date.
- The tenant agrees to pay a lease buyout fee.
- Available in MS Word format.
- Intended to be used only in the Province of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Saskatchewan Extension of Residential Lease
Purpose of Document
This Residential Lease Extension Agreement is designed to facilitate the extension of a lease term for a rental property located in Saskatchewan, Canada. The template is available for immediate download, easily editable in Microsoft Word format, and user-friendly for both landlords and tenants.
Extension of Lease Term
Both the landlord and the tenant mutually agree to extend the term of the existing lease for an additional period. This is not a renewal of the lease, just an extension of the lease term. The specifics of the extended term, including its duration, will be determined and agreed upon by both parties.
Rental Rate
During the extended lease period, rent will be paid at a monthly rate that is agreed to by both the landlord and the tenant. The parties are responsible for confirming and documenting this new rental rate in the agreement.
Continuation of Original Lease Provisions
All terms and conditions outlined in the original lease that are not specifically addressed or amended in this Extension Agreement shall continue to remain in full effect. This ensures continuity and clarity in the rental arrangement.
Template Features
- Available in Microsoft Word format.
- Easy to use and fully customizable.
- Suitable exclusively for residential rental properties within the Province of Saskatchewan, Canada.