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For questions specific to Canada as a whole, or that span multiple provincial and territorial jurisdictions.
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Is it legal to enter a shared room you haven't been given permission to in a shared home?
In a shared house (one with roommates) is it breaking the law if one enters the bedroom another without his permission? What if the door is closed? This is not taking any lease into consideration.
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If landlord doesn't return damage deposit, must you remind him before starting a case?
Where I live if a landlord doesn't return a damage deposit, the tenant can go after him for double the value. From a pragmatic view, must/should the tenant warn the landlord before the 15 days are up? …
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Is it trespassing if you unlock a door to which you found the key?
I'm not looking for legal advice. I live in a shared house. Each bedroom has a lock on the door. I keep finding keys in communal areas, for example keys in the bottom of a cupboards. The keys look lik …
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