Assertion: landlord | /r/HasAspect | good reason
Facets:
value: for forgetting about the pipe
type: OTHER
value: under the tenant protection act
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Formerly even under the Tenant Protection Act, the landlord had to have a good reason to come in, such as to make necessary repairs, but now under the Residential Tenancies Act, they can claim it is just to do an No notice is necessary in cases of emergencies, if you give the landlord permission to do so, or in cases where a notice to terminate the lease (by either the tenant or landlord) has been given.
text: But perhaps your landlord had good reason for forgetting about the pipe.