Can a landlord evict a tenant for having a pet?
A tenant can be evicted for having a pet in their unit only if:
- the pet is making too much noise, damaging the unit, or causing an allergic reaction, or
- the animal or species is considered to be inherently dangerous.
Even if the tenancy agreement has a ‘no pets’ rule in it, the tenant cannot be evicted just for having a pet unless the Board decides in an order that the pet is causing a problem, or that the pet is inherently dangerous.
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