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Bose v. Peel Condominium Corporation No. 485
Corporation:
Date:
2025-04-22
Summary:
The case involves a condominium unit owner who has been experiencing excessive noise from a neighboring unit. The CAT ruled in favor of the unit owner, stating that the Condominium Corporation had failed to enforce its own bylaws regarding noise disturbance.
Under:
Noise
Verdict:
The CAT ruled in favor of the unit owner, highlighting that Condominium Corporations have an obligation to enforce their own rules and bylaws. This decision underscores the importance of active bylaw enforcement by Condominium Corporations to maintain peace and quiet within the condominium.
Takeaways:
- Condominium Corporations are obliged to enforce their own bylaws, including those relating to noise disturbances.
- Unit owners suffering from excessive noise have the right to seek remedy through the CAT.
- The lack of enforcement by Condominium Corporation may result in a ruling against them and an order to take necessary measures to enforce their bylaws.
Recommendations:
- Condominium boards or managers should ensure that they actively enforce their bylaws to avoid potential litigation and rulings against them.
- It is crucial to address complaints about noise disturbances promptly and effectively.
- Regular communication and dialogue with unit owners regarding the enforcement of bylaws can be beneficial in maintaining a peaceful living environment.