CPD: N12 Eviction Issues (2023) Provides Insight Into Commonly Unknown Nuances and Caveats

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For lawyers, paralegals, candidates, legal students, and anyone else, wanting to learn the ins-and-outs of nuances within N12 eviction process as applicable to residential tenancies in Ontario.

Expected Takeaways

The N12 Eviction Process presentation explains:

• The difference between eviction for own use by a Purchaser versus a Landlord when the residential complex contains fewer than four units;
• The confusion involving the sixty (60) days Notice requirement and what happens when the lease terminates on a stated date but the rent is paid on a different date;
• The restrictions and exceptions for an own-use eviction when the relevant rental unit is owned by a corporation including what percentage of personal ownership must an individual possess and what happens if a change of ownership is performed at the 11th hour;
• The statutory compensation that must be paid to the tenant and whether a landlord can waive rent in lieu of compensation as well as:
  • What happens if the tenant fails to accept the compensation;
  • What due diligence is required of a legal representative or a landlord to ensure that the compensation is deemed paid;
• The twists and turns that arise if the tenant wants to vacate early including:
  • What notice to vacate early is required;
  • What happens to the last month rent;
  • What affects arise upon the statutory compensation;
• The legal implications that arise if an N12 is served and:
  • The landlord changes their mind;
  • The purchaser changes their mind or the sale falls through;
• The requirement of an Affidavit sworn under Oath to confirm own-use intentions including the requirement for when such must be filed with the Landlord Tenant Board; and
• The much more information that every legal practitioner should know.

Presenter: Jordan Nieuwhof

Jordan Nieuwhof is an experienced paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario as well as a coach and consultant providing training and education for professional colleagues.  Jordan focuses exclusively on landlord tenant matters and appears almost daily at hearings of the Landlord and Tenant Board.  Jordan is a formidable contributor and has published numerous articles on Landlord Tenant Board matters and is also a key sponsor, recommended member of SOLO, the Small Ownership Landlords of Ontario, and was recently a keynote speaker at the annual conference of SOLO.

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