📍 Cambridge, Ontario
Landlord's applications for eviction dismissed due to defective notices.
Discrepancies in rent amounts and notice periods noted.
Tenant did not attend hearing; decision made in tenant's favor based on procedural errors by landlord.
L1 application dismissed due to defective N4 notice.
L2 application dismissed due to insufficient notice period and lack of detailed allegations in N8 notice.
N12 notice for landlord's own use dismissed due to incorrect service date and insufficient notice period.
All eviction claims by landlord dismissed.
Applications found procedurally deficient with no remedial actions sufficient to amend the applications.
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