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1 Your landlord has to prove a legal reason for the eviction and get a court order. 2  Depending on the reasons for the eviction, it may be possible to show the court that it is not reasonable to make an order. 3  This may be the case, even if the landlord can prove the reasons.
bought the property subject to your lease. The landlord sold the property, and the new owner wants to keep me as a tenant. Do I have to enter into a new lease? The new landlord steps into the shoes of the old landlord, and becomes responsible for all of the things that the original landlord agreed to do. For example, if the new landlord wants to increase the rent, the new landlord can only do so if the original landlord would have been allowed to do the same. If your new landlord wants to enter into a new lease with you, then you can refuse to do so if you wish. The landlord sold the property and I want to move out. Do I still have to give notice? Yes. You still must provide the proper amount of notice. If you have a weekly periodic tenancy, then you must give