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Condominium owner ordered to pay chargebacks for garage door damage and legal fees caused by guest's parking violations.
The applicant condominium owner challenged chargebacks levied by the respondent condominium corporation for repairs to a garage door, legal fees, and administrative charges arising from alleged parking rule violations.
The Tribunal found that the applicant violated the parking rules by permitting a frequent guest to park an oversized, leaking truck that obstructed access and damaged the garage door.
The Tribunal ordered the applicant to comply with the parking rules and to pay $4,622.49 in compensation for the garage door repairs, reasonable legal fees, and administrative charges.
No costs were awarded for the Tribunal proceeding.
Condominium owner and tenant ordered to comply with settlement agreement and pay costs for parking violations.
The applicant condominium corporation applied to the Condominium Authority Tribunal alleging that the respondent owner and tenant breached a prior settlement agreement by parking in visitor spaces and designated fire routes.
The Tribunal found that the respondents breached the settlement agreement on multiple occasions based on evidence from board members and the property manager.
The Tribunal ordered the respondents to comply with the agreement and to pay the applicant's legal costs and Tribunal fees on a joint and several basis.
Condominium owner awarded damages for air purifier purchased due to neighbour's breach of smoking rules.
The applicant condominium owner sought damages from the respondent neighbour for the cost of an air purifier, alleging the respondent breached the condominium's smoking rule.
The respondent did not participate in the hearing.
The condominium corporation intervened but took no position.
The Tribunal found that the respondent's continued smoking and failure to prevent smoke migration violated the rules and compelled the applicant to purchase the air purifier.
The Tribunal ordered the respondent to pay $2,485.99 in damages and $150 in costs.
Condominium owner ordered to pay costs and comply with settlement agreement after smoking on balcony.
The applicant condominium corporation filed a case against a unit owner for breaching a prior settlement agreement regarding smoking on the balcony.
Based on undisputed witness testimony from neighbours, the Tribunal found the respondent breached the agreement by smoking marijuana on his balcony on multiple occasions.
The Tribunal ordered the respondent to comply with the agreement, pay $3,748 in pre-litigation costs as stipulated in the settlement, and pay $2,483 in Tribunal costs and fees.
A claim for the cost of a neighbour's air purifier was dismissed.
