The applicant, a condominium owner who does not own a vehicle, sought to use visitor parking passes for a borrowed family vehicle.
The condominium corporation denied the request, citing rules restricting visitor parking to actual guests and a history of parking shortages.
The Condominium Authority Tribunal found that the corporation's interpretation of its rules was reasonable and protected by the business judgment rule.
The tribunal concluded the rules were reasonable, consistently applied, and dismissed the application without costs.