📍 London, Ontario
Tenants failed to pay February 2023 rent and additional arrears by specified dates.
Previous order LTB-L-034095-22 is cancelled and replaced by this order.
Tenants must vacate by May 5, 2023, or face eviction by the Sheriff.
Tenants did not meet conditions to avoid eviction.
Tenants owe $17,876.00 from previous order and additional $6,721.52 in new arrears.
Total due from tenants as of April 24, 2023, is $22,139.78, adjusted for rent deposit and interest.
Tenancy terminated; tenants ordered to pay outstanding rent and daily compensation.
Eviction enforceable by Sheriff if unit not vacated by specified date.
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