Last year, Jose Murano signed a lease for a fixed term of one year, for a two-bedroom apartment in London, Ontario. The term of the lease is expiring at the end of next month. The other day, Jose came home to find a For Rent sign for his apartment posted on the lawn outside the building. When Jose asked the landlord what was happening, the landlord explained that because Jose's fixed-term tenancy was expiring soon, the landlord was trying to find a new tenant. Jose told the landlord that he has no intention of moving out at the end of his fixed-term lease. Jose has come to you for advice. Does he have to move out? 

The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006, SO 2006, c 17 provides as follows:
 If a tenancy agreement for a fixed term ends and has not been renewed or terminated, the landlord and tenant shall be deemed to have renewed it as a monthly tenancy agreement containing the same terms and conditions that are in the expired tenancy agreement and subject to any increases in rent charged in accordance with this Act.
a. What does the client want?
b. What are the relevant facts?
c. What is the area of law?
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