📍 Oshawa, Ontario
Tenant did not pay rent leading to application for eviction.
Hearing proceeded in absence of the tenant.
Tenant owes $10,000 in rent arrears as of October 31, 2023.
Tenant served with valid N4 notice.
Tenant did not void notice by paying rent arrears.
Tenant still in possession of the unit as of hearing date.
Tenancy terminated unless tenant pays $10,186 by October 31, 2023, or $11,686 by November 3, 2023.
If tenant fails to pay, must vacate by November 3, 2023.
Court Enforcement Office directed to enforce eviction if unit not vacated.
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