Newfoundland landlord guide
Notice to terminate: the earliest end date
For a landlord's notice in Newfoundland and Labrador, by reason, type of tenancy and how you serve it. Free, no sign-up, and nothing you type leaves this page.
Your dates appear here as you fill in the form.
The rules it applies
- Standard notice, no reason needed (s.18(2)): 3 months for month to month and 4 weeks for week to week, ending on the last day of a rental period; for a fixed term, 3 months before the term ends.
- Rent not paid (s.19(1)): once rent is 5 days overdue (3 week to week), a notice of not less than 10 days (3 week to week). Paying everything owed before the date cancels it, except a third notice in 12 months.
- The periods count from when the notice is served: registered mail counts as served on the 5th day after mailing (s.35(5)); email sent after 4 p.m. counts as served the next day that is not a Saturday or holiday (s.35(6)).
- A notice has to be on the official form. If the tenant does not leave, only an order from the Director, enforced by the sheriff, can make them go.
In the Newfoundland landlord guide
Where Dweller helps
In Dweller, the standard and unpaid-rent notices are filled in on the official forms with the dates worked out from the lease and how you plan to serve them, and each service is recorded.
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