Following a consent order terminating a residential lease and enforcing compliance with condominium rules regarding smoking, the court determined the costs of the application.
The condominium corporation sought costs against both the unit owner and the tenants.
The court found that the unit owner had taken all reasonable steps to ensure tenant compliance under s. 119(2) of the Condominium Act, 1998, and ordered no costs between the corporation and the owner.
The tenants, who caused the smoking complaints, were ordered to pay $10,000 in partial indemnity costs to both the condominium corporation and the unit owner.
