RTB & Beyond: BC Tenancy Law Insights

Buying a foreclosed property with tenants in place raises questions that do not arise in an ordinary purchase. This article explains what may happen to an existing tenancy, possession and the rights of both buyers and tenants.

Judicial review is not a second RTB hearing. This article explains the filing deadline, reviewable errors, the importance of the hearing record and when a challenge may be realistic.

Most BC tenancy disputes belong at the RTB, but some monetary claims reach the BC Supreme Court. This article looks at jurisdiction, claim limits and the strategic choice of forum.

Winning a judicial review does not necessarily mean winning the underlying tenancy dispute. This guide explains what judicial review can accomplish and when the cost may be justified.

Most residential tenancy disputes must be decided by the RTB, but monetary limits can make the BC Supreme Court relevant. This guide explains the jurisdictional line.