British Columbia Residential Tenancy Act

The British Columbia Residential Tenancy Act governs the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants in the province. It sets rules for rental agreements, rent increases, security deposits, and maintenance. The Act ensures tenants have safe, habitable accommodations, and landlords can enforce lease terms fairly. It also provides processes for resolving disputes, such as eviction notices or damage claims. Overall, it aims to balance the interests of both parties, promoting fair, transparent rental relationships while protecting tenants’ rights and ensuring lawful property management.