In a residential tenancy, the landlord is obligated to ensure that the tenant’s quiet enjoyment is protected. What does quiet enjoyment actually mean? It means:

• freedom from unreasonable disturbance;
• reasonable privacy;
• exclusive possession; and
• use of common areas, free from significant interference.

A breach of quiet enjoyment can lead to a compensation for damage from the landlord to the tenant. We have experience in residential tenancy cases. We have the expertise to assist landlords and tenants in the issues that arise in their dealings. Know your rights. Call us at (604)984-7555 or email us at lawyer@hansonco.ca