Bill 35 "An Act to Amend The Residential Tenancies Act" of the 3rd Session of the 55th Legislature First Reading :2006-4-6 Second Reading :2006-4-12 Committee of the Whole :2006-4-13 Amended :????????? Third Reading :2006-4-13 Royal Assent :2006-4-13 Which states: Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, enacts as follows: Section 1 of The Residential Tenancies Act, chapter R-10.2 of the Acts of New Brunswick, 1975, is amended (a)by repealing the definition "premises" and substituting the following: "premises" means premises used for residential purposes, (a)and includes (i)any house, dwelling, mobile home, apartment, flat, tenement or similar place that is occupied or may be occupied by an individual as a residence, (ii)any land leased as a site for a mobile home used for residential purposes, whether or not the landlord also leases that mobile home to the tenant, and (iii)a room in a boarding house or lodging house
Get this I just received a phone call from one of the clerks of the Legislature and Although this bill has been Royally Ascended, because it has not been proclaimed, It is not law, and further since it was part of the former Legislature it may never be law....Well there you go what's the point of making bills anyway if they can be vetoed by the next government!
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You go TJ
Bill 35
"An Act to Amend The Residential Tenancies Act" of the 3rd Session of the 55th Legislature
First Reading :2006-4-6
Second Reading :2006-4-12
Committee of the Whole :2006-4-13
Amended :?????????
Third Reading :2006-4-13
Royal Assent :2006-4-13
Which states:
Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, enacts as follows:
Section 1 of The Residential Tenancies Act, chapter R-10.2 of the Acts of New Brunswick, 1975, is amended
(a)by repealing the definition "premises" and substituting the following:
"premises" means premises used for residential purposes,
(a)and includes
(i)any house, dwelling, mobile home, apartment, flat, tenement or similar place that is occupied or may be occupied by an individual as a residence,
(ii)any land leased as a site for a mobile home used for residential purposes, whether or not the landlord also leases that mobile home to the tenant, and
(iii)a room in a boarding house or lodging house
Yes, unfortunately the entire RTA has been rewritten so there are still a lot of problems in there.
Get this I just received a phone call from one of the clerks of the Legislature and Although this bill has been Royally Ascended, because it has not been proclaimed, It is not law, and further since it was part of the former Legislature it may never be law....Well there you go what's the point of making bills anyway if they can be vetoed by the next government!
Interesting, good post above. Hopefully that's the 'help' that Burke is talking about.
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