I need help with the following questions:

1. Landlord and Tenant Board staff will not accept applications for payment of arrears by a landlord where:

a. The landlord did not put the correct amount of arrears owing on the form

b. The landlord did not include the correct postal code on the rental unit

c. The tenant does not have a legal representative and the landlord does

d. A and/or B

2. Leroy Landlord has been renting the basement apartment of his house in Toronto to Tania Tenant since May 1st of last year.Tania Tenant has not paid her rent for the last 2 months.Her rent is $1000/month.Larry serves her a Notice of Termination (N4) form on February 15th.The notice period is 14 days.If he files his Application to Terminate (Form L1) at the LTB on March 1st, which of the following should happen?

a. The clerk will check his application for errors and then give him a hearing date.

b. The clerk will refuse to process his application.

c. The clerk will refuse to process his application without an affidavit.

d. None of the above

3. The deadline for filing a motion to set aside an order is 10 days after the order is issued.The order was issued on October 10th.When is the latest we can file the motion at the LTB?

a. October 10th

b. October 20th

c. October 21st

d. October 23rd

4. Leo Landlord's apartment building is located in Toronto.If he files his Application to Terminate in person at the LTB, he can file:

a. At the Toronto LTB that covers his address

b. At the Mississauga LTB, since it is closest to his work (and so more convenient for him)

c. At a Service Ontario Centre that accepts LTB filings

d. Only if he can establish that he does not have good internet access

5. Leroy Landlord's apartment building is located in Toronto.If he files an Application to Terminate by fax with the LTB, it is most prudent to file:

a. At the Toronto LTB that covers the apartment's address

b. At the Mississauga LTB, since it is closest to his work (and so more convenient for him)

c. At a Service Ontario Centre that accepts LTB filings

d. None of the above; they won't accept it