The case of Parachuk v. Karakoc involves a dispute between the applicant and the respondent over alleged unreasonable odours caused by the use of a charcoal-burning water pipe in the respondent's condo unit. The applicant argues that the odours are interfering with her quiet enjoyment of her own unit and violating the Condominium Act and the rules of the corporation. The Condominium Authority Tribunal found insufficient evidence to support the applicant's claims and made no finding regarding the corporation's obligations to address the concerns. However, the tribunal ordered the corporation to investigate if an air quality assessment report finds excessive odour infiltration and take reasonable steps to mitigate it.