sec.280Notice to remedy tenant’s breach

### sec.280 Notice to remedy tenant’s breach This section applies if the lessor believes on reasonable grounds that— the rent payable under the agreement has remained unpaid in breach of the agreement for at least 7 days; or the tenant has breached another term of the agreement and the breach has not been remedied. The lessor may give a notice to the tenant requiring the tenant to remedy the breach within the allowed remedy period. This section does not apply to an agreement for a short tenancy (moveable dwelling). See section 325 for requirements for the notice. See section 328 and schedule 2 , definition allowed remedy period . (sec.280-ssec.1) This section applies if the lessor believes on reasonable grounds that— the rent payable under the agreement has remained unpaid in breach of the agreement for at least 7 days; or the tenant has breached another term of the agreement and the breach has not been remedied. (sec.280-ssec.2) The lessor may give a notice to the tenant requiring the tenant to remedy the breach within the allowed remedy period. (sec.280-ssec.3) This section does not apply to an agreement for a short tenancy (moveable dwelling). See section 325 for requirements for the notice. See section 328 and schedule 2 , definition allowed remedy period . - (a) the rent payable under the agreement has remained unpaid in breach of the agreement for at least 7 days; or - (b) the tenant has breached another term of the agreement and the breach has not been remedied. - 1 See section 325 for requirements for the notice. - 2 See section 328 and schedule 2 , definition allowed remedy period .