In Stoyanov v. York Condominium Corporation No. 141 et al., the applicant alleged nuisance from cigarette smoke and odor migrating into his unit from a neighboring unit. However, the tribunal found no evidence supporting the claim, dismissing the application without costs. The tribunal concluded that the respondent fulfilled its obligations under the Condominium Act by investigating complaints but found no confirmation of smoke or odor. It declined to make orders against the applicant or his mother for alleged harassment of the neighbor. The tribunal urged cooperation with the condominium's directives and reminded of shared responsibilities.