📍 Other, Ontario
Tenant failed to pay rent leading to arrears of $8,000 as of April 30, 2023.
Landlord served a valid N4 notice; tenant did not void the notice by paying the arrears.
Tenant ordered to pay $6,318.85 or face eviction.
Valid N4 notice served.
Tenant did not pay the rent arrears by the termination date.
Tenant still in possession of the unit as of the hearing date.
Tenancy terminated unless tenant pays $9,406.00 by May 12, 2023.
Tenant must vacate by May 12, 2023, if the amount is not paid.
Daily compensation of $39.45 from April 14, 2023, until tenant vacates.
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This LTB order for 2165729 Ontario Inc (the 'landlord') Applied For An Order To Terminate The Tenancy And Evict Brandy Gallagher (the ' 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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