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Tribunal issued a consent order resolving a condominium records dispute between a unit owner and corporation.
The applicant, a unit owner, filed an application with the Condominium Authority Tribunal seeking various condominium corporation records.
The parties reached a settlement during the Stage 3 online dispute resolution process.
The Tribunal issued a consent order formalizing the agreement, which required the respondent to provide estimates for the cost of producing specific records and, upon payment, to provide the selected records subject to permitted redactions under the Condominium Act.
Motion to dismiss denied; Tribunal has jurisdiction to review procedural validity of animal-related declaration amendments.
The applicant unit owner filed an application challenging the validity of an amendment to the condominium corporation's declaration regarding animals, alleging procedural non-compliance with the Condominium Act.
The respondent condominium corporation brought a motion to dismiss the application for lack of jurisdiction, arguing the dispute was solely about process and the applicant lacked standing due to failing to register a corporate name change.
The Tribunal dismissed the motion, finding the applicant had standing as a registered owner and the Tribunal had jurisdiction to consider procedural matters when determining the validity of a declaration provision governing animals.
