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If my property is tenanted why did I let the lot owner receive the breach notice?

Written by Jessica Tait

Updated at January 17th, 2021

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The owner of the lot is responsible for their property and ensuring that they their tenants adhere to the bylaws at all time, this responsibility cannot be transferred to any other party including that of your property manager.

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