Start here: Tenants generally have a statutory right to quiet enjoyment. Landlord entry has separate lawful grounds and notice requirements; not every inconvenience automatically amounts to a legal breach.
What to check first
Keep a dated incident log, emails, entry notices, photographs and a record of attempts to resolve the concern.
Next steps
Identify the specific order sought, such as compliance or compensation, and the evidence supporting it.
Important exception or mistake
Urgent safety exceptions may apply to entry, so avoid absolute statements about every visit.
Keep for your records
Keep the original notice or agreement, messages with dates, payment records, proof of delivery and any hearing confirmation. The rules can differ depending on the request and how the papers were delivered.