Alec Napier

The applicant unit owner requested records from the respondent condominium corporation regarding a special assessment for underground parking garage repairs.

The corporation failed to provide the revised special assessment and a written opinion from a unit owner.

The Condominium Authority Tribunal found that the corporation refused to provide the revised special assessment without a reasonable excuse and ordered its production along with a $200 penalty.

The Tribunal held that the unit owner's written opinion was not a record the corporation was required to maintain under the Condominium Act.

The applicant condominium corporation sought an order requiring a tenant to cease smoking cannabis in his unit, alleging the resulting smoke and odour violated the condominium's declaration and the Condominium Act.

The tenant did not participate in the hearing.

The unit owner supported the corporation's application and demonstrated he had taken reasonable steps to obtain the tenant's compliance, including issuing an eviction notice.

The Condominium Authority Tribunal found the tenant in violation of the declaration and ordered him to immediately cease smoking cannabis in the unit.

The Tribunal also ordered the tenant to pay $150 in costs and $450 in compensation to the corporation.