The law on rental housing is always enforced through any agreement that landlords and tenants take on their own. If the law is silent on a particular subject, landlords and tenants can accept something as long as it is not illegal. For example, the lease will generally include conditions to determine whether pets are admitted, which is not covered by law. Owners and tenants are free to enter into their own pet agreements. For example, a landlord and tenant may agree that the 2-year fixed tenancy agreement applies from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2013. The lease automatically expires on December 31, 2013 at 12:00 p.m. No notice of termination is required by the landlord or the tenant. A tenancy agreement is a contract between a landlord and a tenant (or tenant) that defines the rules that both parties will follow. Leases are also called leases or leases. However, there are two situations where a tenant can stay in the rental unit without signing a new lease. The first is that the original lease contains a provision to extend the lease without notice after the lease expires. If the tenant chooses to stay, the lease becomes a periodic lease.
The second situation is that after the end of the lease, a tenant continues to reside in the rented apartment and the landlord continues to accept the tenant`s rent. In this situation, the fixed-term lease becomes a periodic lease. Either the landlord or tenant can end a periodic rent by termination. Most periodic leases are month-to-month, but can also be done from week to week or year after year. A fixed-term tenancy agreement means that the tenant agrees to rent the premises for a fixed term. There is an end date that is in the rental agreement. For example, a tenant agrees to rent a property for six months. At the end of the agreed time, it is assumed that the tenant will move and no longer reside there. Neither a tenant nor a landlord can prematurely terminate a fixed-term lease unless the other party agrees.
To terminate a periodic tenancy agreement, the landlord and tenant must inform the other party in writing. The Housing Rent Act assumes that a tenant will move at the end of the lease. The lessor is not required to grant a written termination to the tenant. Tenants should review their leases, as some fixed-term leases require tenants to notify if they wish to move. A temporary rent ends on the day set in the tenancy agreement, unless both parties agree to an early termination. For example, if the fixed term is from January 1 to December 31, the lease automatically expires on December 31. Unless the tenant and landlord make other arrangements, the tenant must move by noon on December 31. The Tenant Checklist (PDF, 113 KB) gives new tenants important questions that they can ask their landlords before signing a contract.
The notification is to be made on the day or before the first day of the rental week. The rent ends on the last day of the rental week. A late notification means that the lease expires on the last day of the next full rental week. The landlord or tenant is not obliged to resign to end a temporary rent. It is polite that the landlord or tenant should make a reminder before the end of the tenancy agreement.