📍 Other, Ontario
Tenant Mirabella Aikins did not pay rent and failed to void the N4 Notice served by Landlord Robert Young.
Tenant did not attend the April 14, 2026 hearing; no adjournment request was on record.
Co-named tenant Craig Ryan was removed from the application as he had vacated prior to filing.
Rent arrears to April 30, 2026 totalled $6,720.00; no payments were made after the application was filed.
Tenant may void the eviction order by paying $8,606.00 by May 31, 2026 or $10,306.00 by June 9, 2026.
If the tenancy is terminated, the Tenant owes $4,348.98 plus $55.89 per day from April 15, 2026.
The N4 Notice was valid and the Tenant did not void it by paying arrears before the termination date or application filing.
As of the hearing date, the Tenant remained in possession of the rental unit.
The lawful rent is $1,700.00/month; daily compensation rate is $55.89.
Rent arrears to April 30, 2026 are $6,720.00; no payments were made after the application was filed.
Application filing costs of $186.00 are awarded to the Landlord.
Rent deposit of $1,500.00 and interest of $139.48 are deducted from the amount owed if tenancy is terminated.
No circumstances warranting relief from eviction under Section 83 were presented; the Tenant did not attend.
Tenancy is terminated unless the Tenant voids the order by paying the required amount by the applicable deadline.
To void by May 31, 2026: pay $8,606.00; to void by June 9, 2026: pay $10,306.00.
If the Tenant does not void the order, they must vacate by June 9, 2026 and pay $4,348.98 to the Landlord.
Daily compensation of $55.89 applies from April 15, 2026 until the Tenant vacates.
Simple interest at 4.00% annually begins June 10, 2026 on any outstanding balance.
Sheriff may enforce eviction from June 10, 2026; eviction order expires December 10, 2026 if not filed with the Sheriff.
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