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Velic v. Niagara South Vacant Land Condominium Corporation No. 144
Corporation:
Date:
2024-09-05
Summary:
This case involves a dispute between the condominium corporation and a unit owner over alleged noise disturbances and harassment. The Tribunal dismissed the owner's claim against the corporation, stating that the corporation acted reasonably and in accordance with its obligations under the Condominium Act.
Under:
Noise, Harassment
Verdict:
The Tribunal found in favor of the condominium corporation, stating that the corporation acted reasonably and in accordance with its obligations under the Condominium Act to address the noise disturbances and harassment complaints. This decision highlights the importance of condominium corporations taking appropriate action to address noise disturbances and harassment issues.
Takeaways:
- The Condominium Act obligates corporations to take steps to address and resolve noise disturbances and harassment complaints.
- The corporation must act reasonably in addressing such complaints and may use various methods, including issuing compliance letters and involving the police if necessary.
- Depending on the severity and persistence of the noise disturbance or harassment, the corporation may take legal actions against the offending unit owner.
Recommendations:
- Condominium corporations should ensure that they respond appropriately and promptly to complaints of noise disturbances and harassment.
- They should document all steps taken in response to these complaints and ensure that their actions are reasonable and in line with the Condominium Act.
- If necessary, corporations should not hesitate to involve law enforcement or take legal action against offending unit owners.