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Peel Standard Condominium Corporation No. 954 v. Skoczylas - 2024 ONCAT 9 - 2024-01-10

Corporation:

PSCC 954

Date:

Wed Jan 10 2024 05:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Summary:

In the case of Peel Standard Condominium Corporation No. 954 v. Skoczylas (2024 ONCAT 9), the Condominium Authority Tribunal addressed a dispute related to excessive noise created by the owner of a unit. Peel Standard Condominium Corporation No. 954 sought an order directing the respondents to comply with noise regulations and indemnification of legal costs. The tribunal found the respondents in violation of noise-related provisions and ordered him to pay $1,135.09 as compensation and $4,200 for costs. The decision emphasized the importance of reasonable behavior in communal living and the obligation to adhere to condominium rules.

Under:

CAT Decisions - Decision
Indemnification or Compensation
Noise

Verdict:

The case underscores the need for respectful and considerate behavior in shared living spaces, with consequences for non-compliance, including financial penalties.

Takeaways:

Condominium owners must adhere to noise regulations to ensure the quiet enjoyment of all residents.
The tribunal may order compensation and costs if a party is found in violation of condominium rules.
The frequency of noise disturbances is a crucial factor in determining a violation.

Recommendations: 

Condominium associations should clearly communicate and enforce noise regulations.
Residents should be aware of their responsibilities to maintain a peaceful living environment.
Condominium tribunals should consider proportionality when awarding costs to parties involved.

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