📍 Cambridge, Ontario
Tenant Dustin Blaskovich failed to pay rent and did not attend the March 17, 2026 hearing.
Co-tenant Carrie Johnson validly served an N15 notice and her liability ended December 11, 2025; all December 2025 rent was paid.
Rent arrears of $6,600.00 accumulated to March 31, 2026 at $1,900.00/month.
Landlord held a $1,900.00 rent deposit with $32.14 interest accrued.
Tenant may void eviction by paying $6,786.00 by March 31, 2026 or $8,686.00 by April 7, 2026.
If tenancy is terminated, Tenant owes $4,015.85 plus $62.47/day from March 18, 2026.
David Johnson removed from application as he was not a named tenant on the tenancy agreement.
Carrie Johnson's obligations as tenant ended December 11, 2025 per s.47.2(6) of the RTA following her valid N15 notice; she bears no liability for arrears claimed.
All December 2025 rent was accepted as paid based on Landlord's uncontested submission.
N4 Notice was validly served; Tenant did not void the notice or pay arrears before the application was filed.
Rent arrears to March 31, 2026 total $6,600.00; daily compensation rate is $62.47.
No relief from eviction granted under s.83(1)(a) as no circumstances were presented by the absent Tenant and Landlord had no reason to delay eviction.
Tenancy terminated unless Tenant voids the order by paying $6,786.00 by March 31, 2026 or $8,686.00 by April 7, 2026.
If Tenant does not void the order, Tenant must vacate by April 7, 2026 and owes $4,015.85 plus $62.47/day from March 18, 2026.
Sheriff may enforce eviction from April 8, 2026; eviction order expires October 8, 2026 if not filed with Sheriff.
Interest at 4.00% annually accrues on outstanding balance from April 8, 2026 if not paid in full.
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