The relation between the lessor and the lessee can become a source of conflict to the point where the lessor may be entitled to request from the competent court to get the lessee evicted from the premises.
If the leased property is a residence, the eviction will be difficult because the lessee benefits from a particular right against eviction. If however the leased property is a commercial one, the lessee doesn’t possess this protection so the eviction may be obtained very quickly in some serious cases.
You might want to contact us if one of the situations above mentioned are suitable to you.
Written by William Desrochers, a civil and family litigation lawyer at Virtulex Lawyers in Gatineau, instructor at the École du Barreau du Québec, accredited family mediator and accredited small claims mediator.
