📍 Barrie, Ontario
Tenants failed to pay $831.50 by October 15, 2022, leading to this eviction application.
Total amount due from tenants as of January 16, 2023, is $3,010.68, adjusted for previous payments and deposits.
Tenants must vacate by January 27, 2023, or face enforcement by the Sheriff.
Tenants did not meet payment conditions by specified deadline.
Landlords entitled to rent arrears and daily compensation post-eviction.
Order CEL-03959-21 is cancelled.
Tenancy terminated; tenants must vacate by January 27, 2023.
Tenants owe $3,010.68 plus daily compensation of $47.18 starting January 17, 2023.
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