📍 Ottawa, Ontario
Tenant applied for an order against landlord for substantial interference and withholding vital services.
Landlord did not attend the hearing.
Tenant vacated the unit after landlord accepted termination via N9 notice.
No substantial evidence of interference by landlord regarding upper unit tenants.
Concerns about water leak and electrical safety were considered minor and not substantial.
Claims about inadequate heat were not sufficiently supported by evidence.
Most of the tenant's claims were dismissed due to lack of substantial evidence or impact.
The hearing focused on the issues of reasonable enjoyment and vital services.
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