The case of Lee v Wong et al before the Condominium Authority of Ontario involved a dispute over unreasonable noise and nuisance between the applicant and the respondents who owned the unit above hers. The applicant claimed that she was subjected to daily disturbances such as banging, heavy footsteps, and loud bodily functions, among others. She also alleged that the respondents were overwatering plants on their balcony, causing water leakage onto her terrace. The respondents denied being the source of the noise and argued that Lee's complaints were unfounded and harassing. The tribunal ultimately dismissed Lee's application, ruling that the evidence did not support a finding of unreasonable noise or nuisance. Lee was ordered to pay costs to the Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation No 2806.