1. The landlord is going to serve an N5 (Notice to End Your Tenancy for Interfering with Others, Damage or Overcrowding) but is worried that the tenant will deny receiving it. What should the landlord do? (4 marks) 2. When Walter was looking for an apartment, he found one that had a very small kitchen with a stove that didn't work and a refrigerator that was constantly breaking down and in need of replacement. Walter told the landlord that he didn't mind if the appliances stayed as is because he doesn't cook and doesn't keep much food in his home. Because the landlord didn't pay for new appliances, he agreed to rent the unit for $25 less than advertised. A few months into the tenancy, Walter's girlfriend moved in and insisted that there be a working stove and fridge. Can Walter file an application? If so, what remedies can he get? (5 Marks) 3. A fire in an apartment causes $40,000 in damage to the unit and will make the unit uninhabitable for many weeks. The fire marshal tells the landlord that the fire was probably caused by careless smoking in bed, but they cannot be certain. What should the landlord do if they want to terminate the tenancy? (6 marks)