Document background
The 60 Day Notice To Vacate Letter is a fundamental document in Canadian residential tenancy law, used when a landlord needs to terminate a tenancy in accordance with provincial regulations. This document is typically required when ending periodic tenancies or long-term leases, particularly in situations involving property sale, major renovations, or landlord's personal use of the property. The notice must be issued at least 60 days before the intended vacancy date and must include specific information required by provincial legislation, such as the exact termination date, property details, and in some jurisdictions, the reason for termination. The document serves as legal evidence of proper notice and helps protect both landlord and tenant rights in the termination process. Proper execution and delivery of this notice is crucial for maintaining compliance with Canadian residential tenancy laws and avoiding potential legal disputes.
