📍 Burlington, Ontario
Tenants failed to pay $2,633.33 arrears instalment due October 20, 2024 and missed November 1, 2024 rent as required by prior LTB order LTB-L-059965-24.
Total amount owing to landlords is $5,797.33 (inclusive of prior arrears, new arrears, less rent deposit and deposit interest) plus $105.21/day from November 28, 2024.
Tenancy terminated; tenants must vacate by December 8, 2024, with Sheriff enforcement available from December 9, 2024.
Tenants breached the prior order by failing to pay $2,633.33 by October 20, 2024 and not paying rent due November 1, 2024.
Application was filed within 30 days of the breach, satisfying the procedural requirement under s.78.
Rent deposit of $3,200.00 collected February 13, 2023 is still held by landlords and applied to amounts owing with $143.34 interest.
Daily compensation rate of $105.21 applies from November 28, 2024 until the unit is vacated.
Prior order LTB-L-059965-24 is cancelled and replaced by this order.
Tenancy is terminated effective December 8, 2024; Sheriff may enforce from December 9, 2024.
Tenants must pay $5,797.33 plus $105.21/day from November 28, 2024 until move-out.
Unpaid balance after December 8, 2024 accrues simple interest at 6.00% annually.
Tenants had until December 7, 2024 to file a motion to set aside the order under s.78(9).
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