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Settled case summary #20 — A condominium corporation

Organization: A condominium corporationComplainant: An individual
Decision: Mar 6, 2006Published: Mar 6, 2006

An individual complained that her condominium corporation disclosed information about a dispute she was involved in to all condominium owners. The corporation initially believed the disclosed information was only publicly available contact details. The OPC clarified that the information about the dispute itself was personal information that had been disclosed without consent. The corporation apologized, and the matter was considered settled.

  • Definition of personal information
  • Disclosure of sensitive personal information without consent
  • Disclosure of information about disputes

Complaint settled

The OPC clarified that information about a dispute was personal information and its disclosure without consent was a contravention. The parties agreed to settle the matter after the corporation apologized.

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Recommended action / remedy

The condominium corporation sent the complainant a letter of apology.

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