LANDLORD’S DISTRAINT (DISTRESS) STATUTORY REFERENCES The landlord’s right to distraint for recovery of rent arrears is a common law right that is covered in the Civil Enforcement Act and Regulations. It is therefore

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Date: 2014-11-24 03:34:33 Real estate Property Judicial remedies Distraint Renting Leasehold estate Leasing Landlord Tenancy deposit scheme Real property law Landlord–tenant law Law		LANDLORD’S DISTRAINT (DISTRESS) STATUTORY REFERENCES The landlord’s right to distraint for recovery of rent arrears is a common law right that is covered in the Civil Enforcement Act and Regulations. It is therefore Add to Reading List Source URL: servicealberta.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 197,26 KB Share Document on Facebook

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