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N13 (demolition, conversion, major repairs)Ontario legal

For ending a tenancy to demolish, convert, or do repairs needing a vacant unit.

General information, not legal advice. This guide explains how Ontario residential-tenancy law generally works. It is not legal advice and may not fit your exact situation — the rules and timelines change. For a binding answer, confirm on the LTB website or talk to our licensed paralegals.

When to use it

An N13 is used to end a tenancy for demolition, conversion to non-residential use, or extensive repairs/renovations that require the unit to be empty (and a building permit). It needs 120 days' notice and compensation, and tenants often have a right of first refusal to return. Requirements are strict — review the LTB rules carefully.

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