Garrity et al. (2001) separate the Eubacteria (a group that they call Bacteria) into 23 groups. Also, the problems of lateral gene transfer further blur the distinctions of the groups. We present a tentative system for the Eubacteria with 9 kingdoms (see below). This system is based largely on Margulis and Schwartz (1998), with modifications from Garrity et al. (2001, 2003, and 2005), Tudge (2000), and Black (2002). The All-Species Living Tree Project (Figure 2; Yarza et al.
What you can do if your landlord comes into your home illegally. If your landlord has come into your home without permission, you can file an application with the Landlord and Tenant Board. You can contact a legal clinic or housing help centre for more information. To find help in your area, go to Services Near Me.
In most cases, yes. Especially if you do not have a written lease, the landlord cannot ask you to move out or ask the court to evict you unless you get a 30-day written notice. Leave it on your door. If you do have a written lease, your landlord may not have to give you a 30-day notice. Read your lease. Look for the words eviction or lease termination. It will say what the landlord must do to evict you.