📍 Toronto, Ontario
Tenants failed to pay rent leading to an eviction order.
Landlord represented by Mark Ciobotaru, tenants were not present at the hearing.
Total amount due from tenants as of hearing date was calculated to be $8,168.90.
Valid N4 Notice served.
Rent arrears confirmed as $10,480.47 as of February 28, 2023.
No relief from eviction granted under subsection 83(1) of the RTA.
Tenancy terminated unless tenants pay specified amounts by given deadlines.
Eviction enforceable by Sheriff starting March 5, 2023, if tenants fail to comply.
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