📍 Toronto, Ontario
Tenants persistently late on rent over 28 months.
Landlord awarded costs for filing the application.
Unlawful rent increase by landlord noted but does not affect eviction.
Tenancy terminated due to persistent late payments.
Rent increase found unlawful, but eviction upheld.
No relief from eviction granted to tenants.
Tenancy terminated, tenants to vacate by May 21, 2023.
Landlord may enforce eviction if not vacated by deadline.
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