SS · Mobile Home Sites Tenancies Act
Part 2 — Obligations of Landlords and Tenants
26 Entry onto mobile home site
shall enter a mobile home site rented by the landlord without the
consent of the tenant or of an adult person lawfully on the mobile
home site.
(2) A landlord is entitled to enter a mobile home site rented by the
landlord without consent or notice if the landlord has reasonable
grounds to believe that
(a) an emergency requires the landlord to enter the mobile
home site, or
(b) the tenant has abandoned the mobile home site.
(3) Subject to subsection (4), a landlord is entitled to enter a
mobile home site rented by the landlord without consent but after
notice to the tenant
(a) to inspect the state of repair of the mobile home site,
(b) to make repairs to the mobile home site,
(c) to show the mobile home site to prospective purchasers or
mortgagees of the mobile home site, or
(d) to show the mobile home site to prospective tenants after a
landlord or tenant has served notice of termination of a
periodic tenancy or during the last month of a fixed term
tenancy.
(4) A landlord is not entitled to enter a mobile home site under
subsection (3) unless
(a) the notice is served on the tenant at least 24 hours before the
time of entry,
(b) the entry is made on a day that is not
(i) a holiday, except that the landlord may enter on a
Sunday if the tenant's day of religious worship is not
Sunday and the tenant has provided the landlord with a
written notice of that day, or
(ii) the tenant's day of religious worship if that day is not
Sunday and the tenant has provided the landlord with a
written notice of that day,
and
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(c) the entry is between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
(5) A notice under subsection (3) must
(a) be in writing,
(b) be signed by the landlord or the landlord's agent,
(c) state the reason for the entry, and
(d) name a date and time of entry that comply with subsection
(4).
1982 cM-18.5 s21;1992 c22 s16