Jurisdiction Confirmation: The Tribunal confirmed its jurisdiction over the dispute, rejecting the respondent's argument that the case was solely about maintenance and repair. The decision establishes that noise-related issues, falling under Section 117(2) of the Condominium Act, 1998, are within the Tribunal's purview.

Nuisance Established: The Tribunal found that the noise and vibration from the dropping of weights in the condominium gym constituted a nuisance, interfering with the applicant's ability to enjoy his unit. Factors considered included the frequency, duration, and timing of the noise, especially during quiet hours, and its impact on the applicant.

Remedial Measures: While noting delays in the respondent's response, the Tribunal acknowledged the steps taken to address the issue. It ordered the installation of a new gym floor, a sound transmission test post-installation, and prohibited the return of free weights until noise levels comply with acoustical engineer recommendations.

Notification Requirement: The Tribunal mandated written notification to the applicant upon completion of the gym floor installation, ensuring transparency and communication between the parties.

Objective Evaluation: The decision emphasized an objective measure of noise reduction through a follow-up sound transmission test, providing a clear benchmark for assessing the effectiveness of the remedial action and protecting the applicant's right to a noise-free environment.