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Tenant alleged illegal entry and substantial interference by landlord's contractors.
Landlord admitted to entries without notice but disputed substantial interference.
Board found no substantial interference as tenant had moved out and was minimally impacted.
No substantial interference found due to tenant's minimal use and awareness of the unit.
Application dismissed as tenant did not establish substantial interference.
Tenant's application for a determination of illegal entry and substantial interference was dismissed.
Tenant did not establish that the interference was substantial.
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