An owner brought a CAT application alleging she was experiencing unreasonable noise from a common element garage grate and unreasonable noise, odour, smoke and vapour from a common element industrial vent. At Stage 3, the condo made a preliminary submission that the CAT did not have jurisdiction to hear the dispute because it was a
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CAT’s considering costs – cautionary tales
By An Nguyen on
Posted in CAT, Declaration, By-Laws & Rules
Two recent CAT decisions highlight scenarios affecting recovery of costs in rule enforcement scenarios:
In TSCC 1767 v. Ahmed et al., the condo repeatedly assured the unit owner it would not seek costs against the owner for his tenants permitting their dog to urinate and defecate on a balcony and failing to clean it…