YLawVancouver, BC · July 10, 2026Evicting for Landlord’s Use in BC? You May Not Have to Pay 12 Months’ Rent
If you ended a tenancy because you or a close family member planned to move in, then you likely relied on section 49 of the Residential Tenancy Act. The idea behind it is simple. If you genuinely intend to occupy the rental unit, then you can end the tenancy with...
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