N6 — Notice for Illegal Acts
For alleged illegal activity at the rental. Serious, and there is no correction window — but the landlord must still prove it at a hearing.
⏰ The deadlines
| Notice period | 20 days; only 10 days for alleged drug production or trafficking |
🛡️ Defenses & defects to check
- No conviction is required, but the landlord must still prove the illegal act on evidence at the LTB — mere police attendance is not proof.
- The act must have occurred at the residential complex.
💡 What the pros know
- Get legal help early — Tenant Duty Counsel at minimum. Criminal and tenancy proceedings are separate; what happens in one affects the other.
Related forms: N7 — Notice for Serious Problems (Safety / Wilful Damage) · L2 — Landlord Application: End the Tenancy (Other Notices)
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