📍 London, Ontario
Landlord entered the rental unit without notice and disposed of tenant's possessions.
Tenant awarded abatement of rent and compensation for disposed items.
Landlord breached section 25 of the Residential Tenancies Act by entering without notice.
Tenant entitled to abatement of rent and compensation for specific items.
Landlord to pay tenant $897.53 for abatement and $100 for disposed possessions.
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