📍 Cambridge, Ontario
Tenant failed to pay rent and accumulated $8,800.00 in arrears up to June 30, 2026 at $2,200/month.
Tenant did not attend the hearing despite proper service; no adjournment request was made.
Landlords paid a $217.71 electricity bill on the Tenant's behalf after he failed to set up utility accounts as required.
Tenant may void the eviction order by paying $8,986.00 on or before June 26, 2026.
If tenancy is terminated, Tenant owes $5,139.83 plus $72.33/day from June 9, 2026, plus $217.71 for utility costs.
A valid N4 Notice was served and the Tenant failed to void it by paying arrears before the application was filed.
Rent arrears owing to June 30, 2026 total $8,800.00; no payments were made since the application was filed.
The Landlords hold a $2,200.00 rent deposit with $24.81 interest accrued from November 25, 2025 to June 8, 2026.
The Tenant's failure to pay the electricity bill for January 16 to February 10, 2026 resulted in a proven out-of-pocket expense of $217.71 for the Landlords.
Relief from eviction was denied under s.83(1) RTA; Landlords attempted a repayment plan but Tenant did not engage.
Tenancy is terminated unless Tenant pays $8,986.00 on or before June 26, 2026 to void the order.
If order is not voided, Tenant must vacate by June 26, 2026 and owes $5,139.83 plus $72.33/day from June 9, 2026.
Tenant must separately pay $217.71 for unpaid electricity costs under the L2 application.
If full payment is not made by June 26, 2026, simple interest at 4.00% annually applies from June 27, 2026.
Landlords may file with the Sheriff for enforcement starting June 27, 2026; eviction order expires December 27, 2026 if not filed.
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