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When Manitoba Housing finds abandoned goods, we willmake reasonable efforts to contact you and give you a chanceto pick them up. Manitoba Housing will also make a list of theabandoned goods for you. If you cannot be reached:• The list will be sent to your last known address.• Your goods will be stored for 60 days, if the landlordbelieves the abandoned items are safe and sanitary forstorage, and that they have some cash value. Otherwise, theabandoned goods will immediately be given to charity ordiscarded.• Please note: <strong>Tenant</strong>s will be responsible for all costs involvedin storing abandoned goods.• If the abandoned goods are personal documents orphotographs, they will be stored by Manitoba Housing for60 days, regardless of their cash value.• If you do not claim the abandoned goods within 60 days,Manitoba Housing will contact the Residential TenanciesBranch to determine if the goods can be sold or discarded.• Manitoba Housing will record all information about yourabandoned goods, including photographs of the goods andan Authorization to Dispose of Contents form.42
When a tenant breaks theirrental agreement<strong>Tenant</strong>s are expected to pay rent in full on or before the first dayof each month. When a tenant is more than three days late payingthe rent, a Notice of Termination may be issued to the tenant tomove out.If a tenant doesn’t move or pay their rent, the ResidentialTenancies Branch may be asked to order the tenant to move. Thisis called an Application for an Order of Possession.Some other reasons that Manitoba Housing may issue aNotice of Termination to a tenant:• a tenant or their guests risk the safety of others• prevents other tenants from feeling safe in their homes• a tenant or their guests damage the home or property• a tenant or their guests disturb others in the building ornearby property• changes locks or doors to a residential unit or complex• fails to keep the home clean• allows overcrowding• has pets in the home without permission• interferes with the landlord’s duties to keep the tenant’shome safe and pest-freeFor more information, contact the Residential TenanciesBranch or visit: www.manitoba.ca/rtb43
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