CONDOMINIUM
AUTHORITY TRIBUNAL
CONSENT ORDER
DATE: August 2, 2019
CASE: 2019-00049R
Citation: Mohit Bali v Peel Condominium Corporation No.33, 2019 ONCAT 25
Order under s. 1.47 of the Condominium Act, 1998
Member: Patricia McQuaid, Member
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The Applicant Mohit Bali |
Self-Represented |
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The Respondent Peel Condominium Corporation No.33 |
Clarence Clarke, Agent |
CONSENT ORDER
[1] The
Applicant, Mohit Bali, and the Respondent, Peel Condominium Corporation No. 33
(PCC33), have reached an agreement to settle this case and have requested that
their agreement be incorporated into a Consent Order from the Tribunal. The
Applicant and the Respondent acknowledge that with issuance of this Consent
Order, the case before the Tribunal will be closed.
[2] Therefore,
the Tribunal issues this Order, on the terms consented to by the Applicant and
Respondent, as follows:
1.
Two Records Requests dated January 3 and January
29, 2019 are the basis of this case before the Tribunal.
2.
The Applicant and the Respondent agree that with
respect to the Records Request of January 3, 2019, all records have been
provided by the respondent to the Applicant except for the “minutes of meetings
held within the last 12 months”.
3.
Regarding the request for the “minutes of
meetings held within the last 12 months”, the Applicant has withdrawn his
request for these records.
4.
The Applicant will, within 60 days of the
release of this consent Order, send a complete numbered list of questions
regarding the exact specific steps he needs to do to execute each of the
repairs which may include (but not be limited to) the following: his window
ledge, back deck, front door, partition between the entrances, loose stone
partition divider at the edge of his parking lot.
5.
The Respondent will, within 30 days of receipt
of the numbered list of questions referred to above, provide answers to each of
the enumerated list of questions.
6.
Communications as set out in paragraphs 4 and 5
above shall be in respectful and polite language and the communication shall by
email.
7.
The Applicant and the Respondent agree that with
the acceptance of the question and answer protocol set out in paragraphs 4, 5
and 6 above, the January 3 and 29, 2019 Records Requests have been satisfied.
8.
The Applicant and the Respondent agree this
Consent Order does not limit the Applicant’s ability to seek records under the Condominium
Act, 1998 (other than those contained in the January 3 and January 29, 2019
Records Request), by filing a further Request for Records, as prescribed by
that Act.
[3] If either the Applicant or the Respondent fails to comply with any terms of this order, it may be enforced by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
______________________
Patricia McQuaid,
Member, Condominium Authority Tribunal
Released on: August 2, 2019