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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2020

Nova Scotia Eviction Moratorium And Rent Deferral

The real estate industry in Nova Scotia has been greatly affected by COVID-19. Consequently, the Nova Scotia government announced several initiatives intended on supporting Nova Scotia businesses and residents...

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The real estate industry in Nova Scotia has been greatly affected by COVID-19. Consequently, the Nova Scotia government announced several initiatives intended on supporting Nova Scotia businesses and residents including an eviction moratorium and a rent deferral program.

EVICTION MORATORIUM

Commercial Tenancies

Hon. Chuck Porter, the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, issued a direction on March 27, 2020 (the "Direction") announcing a moratorium on commercial tenancy evictions and prohibiting commercial and retail landlords from exercising a notice to quit or distress under a commercial lease, commercial agreement or the Tenancy and Distress for Rent Act. This applies to the non-payment of rent due on or after March 22nd, 2020 by a retail or commercial tenant who was required to close their business or whose business was substantially and directly restricted by a COVID-19 public health order under the Health Protection Act. The Direction remains in

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