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Jack enters into a verbal agreement with the owner of a home. He will reside in one of the rooms in the home and will share the kitchen with the owner. He does not sign a formal lease, and he is advised that he can leave the premises at any time upon the provision of a month's notice. Likewise the landlord may ask him to leave the premises upon the provision of a month's notice. Jack's tenancy is tenancy at will.
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The Law and Business Administration in Canada

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Authors: Smyth, Soberman, Easson, McGill

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