Tenant eviction dismissed due to mental health crisis and lack of prior warnings despite weed cultivation.

The court dismissed the landlord's request to terminate the tenancy and evict the tenant for cultivating cannabis in their rented apartment. Although the tenant was found to be in breach of the lease by operating a marijuana grow operation, the judge weighed this against the tenant's severe mental health instability and the absence of prior warnings or complaints over twenty years. The court ruled that immediate eviction would cause disproportionate harm, noting that a less severe sanction like a behavioral warning would have been more appropriate given the circumstances.