Another Important CAT Decision in Relation to Nuisance Pets and Costs

This blog discusses an important decision made by the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) in relation to nuisance pets and costs. The case involved a dispute between a condo corporation and a unit owner over a cat that was allegedly causing a nuisance to other residents. The CAT ultimately found that the cat was a nuisance and ordered the owner to remove it from the premises. The blog also discusses how the CAT dealt with the issue of costs in this case, and provides insight into how future cases involving nuisance pets may be decided.