What is the test for granting relief from forfeiture and re-entry?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Badley v. Badley, 1982 CanLII 2513 (SK CA):
For these reasons I think we should treat Ramsay v. Hildred as wrongly decided and hold that in this jurisdiction, re-entry, whether actual or constructive, will not of itself, irrespective of circumstance, preclude the grant to a tenant of relief from forfeiture and re-entry.
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