You can have guests over and you can have parties, but you must not disturb others. Your landlord has legal obligations to other tenants and occupants to ensure they are not unreasonably disturbed and you are responsible for the conduct of your guests. If your parties cause problems for others, your landlord could give you an eviction notice. If you receive an eviction notice for this reason, you have the right to dispute the notice through the Residential Tenancy Branch. At this hearing, the landlord would have to prove that the party significantly disturbed the landlord or other people.
Read Chapter 7 of our Tenant Survival Guide for additional information on the right to privacy and quiet enjoyment.
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