Lease Termination And Release Agreement Template for Canada

1. Outstanding Repairs: Used when there are specific repair obligations that need to be addressed before termination

2. Personal Property: Include when there are specific arrangements needed for removal or transfer of fixtures or equipment

3. Payment Plan: Required when parties agree to a structured payment plan for any outstanding amounts

4. Holdover Provisions: Include when there's a possibility of delayed vacancy and need to specify consequences

5. Insurance: Used when specific insurance requirements continue past the termination date

6. References: Include when parties agree to provisions about future tenancy references

7. Non-Disparagement: Used in situations where parties want to prevent negative statements about each other

8. Survival Clause: Include when certain obligations need to survive the termination

1. Schedule A - Property Inspection Report: Detailed report of the property's condition at termination

2. Schedule B - Settlement Statement: Detailed breakdown of all financial settlements, including security deposit calculations

3. Schedule C - Original Lease Agreement: Copy of the original lease being terminated for reference

4. Schedule D - Photographic Evidence: Photos documenting the condition of the premises at termination

5. Schedule E - Outstanding Payments Schedule: List of any outstanding payments and their due dates

6. Appendix 1 - Move-Out Checklist: Checklist of tenant's responsibilities for vacating the premises