Saskatchewan Notice to Landlord of Tenant Improvements

Saskatchewan contractors, give notice to a landlord that you are supplying labour or materials for a tenant's improvements with this Notice to Landlord form.

  • The Notice is given in accordance with The Builders' Lien Act of Saskatchewan.
  • The form also includes an Endorsement by Landlord, which states that the landlord assumes no responsibility for the improvements.
  • This is a reusable lien form - buy it, download it, use it as often as you require.
  • Available in MS Word format and easy to use and customize.
  • For use only in the Province of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 06-June-2025
SKU: 9003
$6.29
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