Lease & Rental Agreement Nova Scotia
EZ Landlord Forms offers a customizable Nova Scotia Rental Lease Agreement, Nova Scotia eviction notices, a free rental application, listings of
Nova Scotia real estate investing clubs, and much more! Try building a
Nova Scotia lease agreement, discuss Nova Scotia landlord-tenant issues in our Landlord Forum, or read our summary of
Nova Scotia’s landlord-tenant laws! Here is a selection of our featured Nova Scotia resources:
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Nova Scotia Residential Tenancies Act
Legal code of the Nova Scotia Residential Tenancies Act.
nslegislature.ca/legc/statutes/resident.htm
Official Nova Scotia Residential Tenancies Office
The Residential Tenancies program helps landlords and tenants understand their rights, and exercise those rights when necessary.
www.gov.ns.ca/snsmr/access/land/residential-tenancies.asp
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Nova Scotia Landlord-Tenant Laws Summary
Posted April 29, 2013
Our FAQ-style outline of Nova Scotia's landlord-tenant laws serves as an easy reference guide for common questions regarding NS rental law specifics.
What is an Addendum and How Is It Used?
Posted June 13, 2017
The Latin word “addendum” appeared more than 230 years ago to define “something added.” Here we are in the early 21st century, and no one on Earth speaks Latin as his or her native language.
Yet, that word, addendum, is still in heavy use to describe something added to a book, to a magazine, to a yearbook, and, yes, to a lease agreement.
Even if you are in that small minority of folks who still remember a few words from long-ago Latin lessons, the use of lease addenda (that’s plural for addendum) may still stump you. So here’s the 411 on that important form.
When You Have to Evict Birds
Posted May 25, 2017
There’s nothing fiercer than a momma protecting her young, and this goes for birds as well as humans. And, while society’s view of animals - especially pets - has seen a remarkable shift in recent decades, the age-old conflict of unwelcome birds occupying man’s roof eaves, dryer ducts, and stove fan vents continues.
It’s no fun having to dislodge a nest of invasive English House Sparrows, let alone beautiful natives like Purple Martins, Chimney Swifts, Red-Headed Woodpeckers and Mourning Doves. The hatchlings shriek and the momma dive-bombs, and falling off a ladder becomes a distinct possibility.
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