📍 London, Ontario
Tenant failed to pay rent leading to application for eviction.
Tenant disputed rent amount based on municipal tax reduction.
Landlord provided valid N4 notice; Tenant did not remedy the rent arrears.
Tenant did not void the N4 notice by paying the rent arrears.
Rent charged by the landlord deemed lawful.
Landlord took reasonable steps to address maintenance issues.
Order to evict tenant upheld due to non-payment of rent.
Tenant's rent reduction without landlord's agreement was unreasonable.
Landlord's actions in maintenance issues found reasonable.
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