📍 London, Ontario
Tenant substantially interfered with landlord's rights by preventing pest control access.
Landlord served two N5 notices; the second led to eviction proceedings.
Tenant's disruptive actions included threats and preventing entry.
First N5 notice voided due to lack of further evidence of misconduct within specified period.
Second N5 notice valid, leading to eviction order based on substantial interference.
Tenant's actions constituted substantial interference; eviction justified.
Relief from eviction granted under conditions to prevent future interference.
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