sec.291Notice to leave for end of fixed term agreement

### sec.291 Notice to leave for end of fixed term agreement The lessor may give a notice to leave the premises to the tenant if the residential tenancy agreement is a fixed term agreement and the notice relates to the end of the agreement. However, the lessor must not give a notice to leave under this section because— the tenant has applied, or is proposing to apply, to a tribunal for an order under this Act; or the tenant— has complained to a government entity about an act or omission of the lessor adversely affecting the tenant; or has taken some other action to enforce the tenant’s rights; or an order of a tribunal is in force in relation to the lessor and tenant. Also, the lessor may not give a notice to leave under this section if the giving of the notice constitutes taking retaliatory action against the tenant. A notice to leave under this section is called a notice to leave for end of fixed term agreement . This section does not apply to a residential tenancy that is a short tenancy (moveable dwelling). s 291 amd 2021 No. 19 s 59 (sec.291-ssec.1) The lessor may give a notice to leave the premises to the tenant if the residential tenancy agreement is a fixed term agreement and the notice relates to the end of the agreement. (sec.291-ssec.2) However, the lessor must not give a notice to leave under this section because— the tenant has applied, or is proposing to apply, to a tribunal for an order under this Act; or the tenant— has complained to a government entity about an act or omission of the lessor adversely affecting the tenant; or has taken some other action to enforce the tenant’s rights; or an order of a tribunal is in force in relation to the lessor and tenant. (sec.291-ssec.3) Also, the lessor may not give a notice to leave under this section if the giving of the notice constitutes taking retaliatory action against the tenant. (sec.291-ssec.4) A notice to leave under this section is called a notice to leave for end of fixed term agreement . (sec.291-ssec.5) This section does not apply to a residential tenancy that is a short tenancy (moveable dwelling). - (a) the tenant has applied, or is proposing to apply, to a tribunal for an order under this Act; or - (b) the tenant— (i) has complained to a government entity about an act or omission of the lessor adversely affecting the tenant; or (ii) has taken some other action to enforce the tenant’s rights; or - (i) has complained to a government entity about an act or omission of the lessor adversely affecting the tenant; or - (ii) has taken some other action to enforce the tenant’s rights; or - (c) an order of a tribunal is in force in relation to the lessor and tenant. - (i) has complained to a government entity about an act or omission of the lessor adversely affecting the tenant; or - (ii) has taken some other action to enforce the tenant’s rights; or