📍 Guelph, Ontario
Tenants failed to pay lawful monthly rent due May 20, 2026, and failed to pay $500.00 toward arrears due May 15, 2026, breaching prior order LTB-L-055149-25.
Total amount owed is $17,176.93, comprising $4,536.00 from the previous order, $16,275.35 in new arrears, less $3,500.00 rent deposit and $134.42 interest on deposit.
Tenants must vacate by June 5, 2026; Sheriff may enforce eviction from June 6, 2026 onward.
Daily compensation of $115.07 applies from May 26, 2026 until tenants vacate.
Tenants have until June 4, 2026 to file a motion to set aside the order under s. 78(9).
The Landlord was entitled to file a Section 78 application without notice due to the tenants' breach of the prior conditional order, and the application was filed within 30 days of the breach.
Tenants breached two conditions: failure to pay rent by May 20, 2026, and failure to pay $500.00 in arrears by May 15, 2026.
The remaining balance of $4,536.00 from prior order LTB-L-055149-25 is incorporated into this order, which replaces the prior order.
New arrears of $16,275.35 accumulated from November 21, 2025 to May 25, 2026.
The $3,500.00 rent deposit and $134.42 interest (October 5, 2024 to May 25, 2026) are credited against the total amount owing.
Order LTB-L-055149-25 is cancelled and replaced by this order.
Tenancy is terminated; tenants must vacate by June 5, 2026.
Tenants owe $17,176.93 plus $115.07 per day from May 26, 2026 until vacating.
If not paid by June 5, 2026, simple interest at 4.00% annually accrues from June 6, 2026.
Eviction order expires December 6, 2026 if not filed with the Sheriff.
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