📍 London, Ontario
Tenants failed to pay April 2023 rent and $800 towards arrears by specified dates.
Total amount due from tenants including previous arrears and new charges is $2,706.23.
Tenants must vacate by June 5, 2023, or face eviction by the Sheriff.
Tenants did not meet payment conditions by the specified deadlines.
Landlord entitled to apply for eviction without further notice.
Order LTB-L-038097-22 is cancelled.
Tenancy terminated; tenants must vacate by June 5, 2023.
Tenants owe $2,706.23 plus daily compensation of $29.59 starting May 26, 2023.
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