Condominium Authority Tribunal- Pet Decision On Rules

In this blog post, the author discusses a recent decision made by the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) regarding the enforcement of rules related to pets in a condominium. The case involved a dispute between a unit owner who had two dogs and the condo corporation, which had a rule limiting each unit to one pet. The CAT found that the condo corporation had not followed proper procedures when enforcing the pet rule and ordered the corporation to rescind the notice of non-compliance issued to the unit owner. The author emphasizes the importance of following the correct procedures when enforcing condo rules, and notes that this decision could have wider implications for how condo corporations handle pet-related disputes.