The applicants sought declarations that short-term leasing was permitted in their condominium corporation (TSCC 2492), an injunction against the corporation preventing such leasing, and an oppression remedy with damages and costs, arguing that TSCC 2492's rule prohibiting leases under six months contradicted its declaration.
The respondent sought dismissal of the application.
The court applied the business judgment rule, finding that the board acted diligently and in good faith, adopting a reasonable interpretation of its declaration and rules.
The court dismissed the application, concluding that the board's rule was not inconsistent with the declaration and that the applicants failed to establish a breach of reasonable expectations or oppressive conduct.