AJ Murray Legal Services Professional CorporationOttawa, ON · October 15, 2025Think Before You Sign That N11: What Tenants In Ontario Need To Know
Under the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006, S.O. 2006, c. 17 (RTA), a law that governs the rights, duties, and obligations of landlords and tenants in Ontario—residential lease agreements can only be terminated in accordance with legal provisions. This means that neither party has the unilateral power to end a lease at will. Instead, the Act outlines specific methods, reasons, and timelines for termination. What is Bilateral Agreement to Terminate a Lease? Despite restrictions under the RTA,...
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