The applicants moved to hold the respondent, a former condominium board president, in contempt of court for failing to comply with a consent order.
The respondent had agreed to resign, turn over corporate email access, and swear a statutory declaration regarding corporate funds, but failed to do so timely or truthfully.
The court declined to make a contempt finding, noting it is a remedy of last resort.
Instead, the court enforced the consent order's liquidated damages clause of $125,000 for non-compliance and vested the respondent's interest in the corporate email account in the condominium corporation.
