the case of Nicholls v Niagara South Condominium Corporation No 12 was decided by the Condominium Authority Tribunal. The dispute centered around whether the Respondent (condominium corporation) was keeping adequate records in accordance with the requirements of the Condominium Act 1998.

The Tribunal denied the Respondent's request to dismiss the case, stating that it fell within their jurisdiction. They also rejected the Respondent's assertion that issues related to other sections of the Act were outside the Tribunal's jurisdiction.

The Applicant identified concerns with the records received, including inadequate minutes, incomplete documentation of financial transactions, and lack of clarity in decision-making. The Applicant argued that these inadequacies constituted a deliberate attempt to deceive the owners about the corporation's financial situation.