Nicholas Conroy

The applicant condominium owner requested a list of owners and mortgagees from the respondent condominium corporation.

The respondent provided three different versions of the list, which were either incomplete or confusingly formatted.

The Condominium Authority Tribunal found that while the respondent did not refuse to provide the records, the records provided were inadequate.

The Tribunal ordered the respondent to provide a properly formatted list and awarded the applicant $200 in costs, but declined to order a penalty.

The applicant filed a complaint with the Condominium Authority Tribunal after the respondent condominium corporation failed to reply to a request for records related to a fire in the applicant's unit.

During mandatory mediation, the respondent provided the requested documents and acknowledged that its failure to provide the non-core records was a refusal without reasonable excuse contrary to the Condominium Act.

The Tribunal issued a consent order resolving the dispute based on the parties' agreement.

The applicant filed a complaint with the Condominium Authority Tribunal after the respondent condominium corporation failed to provide requested accounting records.

During mandatory mediation, the parties reached a settlement.

The tribunal issued a consent order wherein the respondent acknowledged its failure to provide the records without reasonable excuse contrary to the Condominium Act and agreed to reimburse the applicant's filing fees.