New Brunswick Repair Demand — Residential Tenancies Act
Stage-1 demand under NB Residential Tenancies Act (SNB 1975 c.R-10.2) — landlord obligation to deliver and maintain premises in good state of repair and fit for habitation throughout the tenancy. Cannot be waived by lease terms. Signals NB Residential Tenancies Tribunal as stage-2 escalation. Cites RTA + NB Reg 82-218. UPL-safe under Law Society Act 1996 (S.N.B. 1996, c.89).
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The repair issue
NB landlords must deliver AND maintain rented premises in a good state of repair and fit for habitation throughout the tenancy. The obligation cannot be waived by lease terms. Disputes go to the NB Residential Tenancies Tribunal.
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New Brunswick Residential Tenancies Act, SNB 1975 c.R-10.2 (statutory conditions — repair / fit for habitation); NB Reg 82-218; Law Society Act 1996 (S.N.B. 1996, c.89).
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