📍 Mississauga, Ontario
Landlord applied for eviction based on unpaid rent (L1) and substantial interference (L2); L2 was withdrawn at the hearing.
Tenant did not attend the January 7, 2026 hearing despite proper notice, and no adjournment request was filed.
Rent arrears owing to January 31, 2026 totalled $20,145.82 on monthly rent of $2,051.03.
Tenant paid only $364.48 since the application was filed; no last month's rent deposit held.
Tenant may void the eviction order by paying $22,382.85 on or before February 20, 2026.
A valid N4 Notice was served; the Tenant did not void it by the termination date or before application filing.
As of the hearing date, the Tenant remained in possession of the rental unit.
Lawful monthly rent is $2,051.03, yielding a daily rate of $67.43.
Rent arrears to January 31, 2026 are $20,145.82; the Landlord is entitled to $186.00 in filing costs.
No last month's rent deposit exists to offset any amounts.
Relief from eviction denied under s.83(2) RTA; no circumstances presented to justify delay or payment plan.
Tenancy terminated unless Tenant voids order by paying $22,382.85 on or before February 20, 2026.
If tenancy is terminated, Tenant owes $18,752.80 plus $67.43 per day from January 8, 2026 until vacating.
Interest at 4.00% per annum begins accruing on any outstanding balance from February 21, 2026.
Landlord may file with the Sheriff for enforcement from February 21, 2026; eviction order expires August 21, 2026 if not filed.
Tenant may make a one-time motion under s.74(11) RTA to void the order if full payment is made before Sheriff enforces eviction.
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