📍 Other, Ontario
Tenants failed to pay rent leading to an eviction order.
Landlord served a valid N4 Notice for non-payment.
Tenants have the option to void the eviction by paying specified amounts by certain dates.
Valid N4 Notice served.
Rent arrears amount to $8,600 as of July 31, 2023.
Tenants still in possession of the unit as of the hearing date.
Eviction ordered unless tenants pay $10,786 by August 31, 2023, or $12,786 by September 2, 2023.
Daily compensation of $65.75 charged from July 5, 2023, until move-out.
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This LTB order for Mohammadreza Mehdizadeh Naderikhoo And Taravat Rashidi Alavijeh shows how landlord-tenant disputes arise in Ontario. Many can be prevented through proper tenant screening, verified rental history, and strong lease agreements.
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