Tenant Rights When Landlord Dies in New Brunswick

When a landlord dies, tenants in New Brunswick still have rights and responsibilities under provincial tenancy rules. This guide explains what typically happens to your lease, who you should pay, what notices or forms may matter, and where to get help. It covers practical steps — from continuing to pay rent and documenting the unit condition to contacting the estate representative or the Residential Tenancies Tribunal for disputes^[1]. You will also see when to rely on the Residential Tenancies Act^[2] and which tribunal forms to use if you need a hearing or directions from an official decision-maker^[3].