In the case TNL-63280-14-RO, the landlords sought to terminate a tenancy and evict a tenant due to substantial interference with others' enjoyment and rights. The court ruled that the tenant could not use marijuana, including smoking or vaporizing, in the rental unit and complex for the next 12 months. The tenancy was terminated, and the tenant was ordered to pay the landlords $170.00. This case illustrates that landlords can set conditions to ensure the comfort and rights of all tenants are respected, and they are not obligated to rent to individuals who may not comply with these conditions