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I'm the landlord You served a notice, or you are applying to the Board I'm the tenant You received a notice, or you are applying about your landlord

Non-payment of rent N4 → L1 Damage, interference, or overcrowding N5 → L2 Landlord's or purchaser's own use N12 → L2 Persistently late rent N8 → L2 Illegal act in the rental unit N6 → L2 Serious damage or a serious safety problem N7 → L2 Demolition, conversion, or major repairs/renovations N13 → L2

Illegal entry, harassment, lockout, or lost services T2 Landlord not doing repairs / maintenance T6 Landlord gave an N12/N13 in bad faith T5

Interference with a lawful right, privilege or interest tampering with the utilities, noise, smoking, harassment of other tenants, blocking access Wilful or negligent damage holes in walls, broken doors or windows, flooding, pet damage Overcrowding more people living there than the unit lawfully allows

The tenant must repair the damage The tenant must pay the cost of repairing or replacing it

Another illegal act or illegal business running an illegal business, stolen property, other criminal activity Illegal drug activity growing, producing or trafficking drugs in the unit Misrepresentation of income (rent-geared-to-income unit) understated income on a subsidised unit

Serious impairment of safety fire risk, threats or violence, weapons, tampering with safety equipment Wilful damage deliberate destruction, vandalism Serious damage caused by improper residential use the unit used as a business or workshop, hoarding causing damage Substantial interference serious, ongoing disturbance of other tenants or of your own use

Persistent late payment of rent rent paid late month after month, even if it always gets paid No longer qualifies for subsidized housing the tenant no longer meets the RGI criteria An employment-related tenancy has ended a superintendent or on-site employee has left the job An agreement of purchase and sale for a proposed condominium has ended a condo conversion sale fell through A rehabilitative or therapeutic care tenancy has ended a care or transitional housing program has finished

The landlord or the landlord's family requires the unit you, your spouse, child or parent are moving in A purchaser or the purchaser's family requires the unit the buyer needs the unit after closing

Demolition the building is coming down Repairs or renovations work so extensive the unit must be empty, with permits Conversion to a non-residential use turning it into offices, storage or short-term rental