📍 Ottawa, Ontario
Tenant substantially interfered with landlord's enjoyment.
Landlord sought eviction and compensation for overstay.
Consent order agreed upon at hearing.
Tenant must not repeat actions leading to N5 notices.
Tenant must not change locks without landlord's consent.
Consent order issued to prevent future incidents.
Tenant allowed to stay under conditions.
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