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Competition Bureau Launches Investigation into Condominium Renovations
Canada’s Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) has launched an investigation relating to the supply of renovation/contracting…
Condo Owner Ordered to pay $20,000 in Costs After Unsuccessfully Suing Condo Corporation for Harassment
In a recent Small Claims Court case, Wexler v. C.C.C. No. 28, a condominium corporation…
Human Rights Tribunal Awards $30,000 in Damages for Offensive Posters on Co-op Property
The Toronto Star recently reported that the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal (the “Tribunal”) awarded a…
Condominium Dispute About Cigar Smoke Escalates Out of Control
In a recently reported case, MTCC No. 985 v. Cheney, a long-running dispute between the…
Josh Milgrom’s Article on Holiday Parties in the Condo Voice Magazine
Josh Milgrom discusses discusses condo holiday parties in the winter edition of the Condo Voice.…
Standard of Care for Condominium Directors
In a previous post, we reviewed a case, Ballingall v. C.C. C. No.111, about an…
Josh Milgrom interviewed in Condo News – Inappropriate behaviour and liability issues
Gray Joynt of Sanderson Management Ltd. recently interviewed Josh Milgrom for an article in Condo News magazine on…
Condo Directors’ Liability for Legal Fees Relating to Contempt of Court Reduced by Court of Appeal – Boily Case Final Chapter?
The last time we wrote about the notorious Boily saga, the Ontario Court of Appeal…
Initial Board Allowed to Limit Developer’s Liability – Recent Court of Appeal Decision
Can the initial board of directors appointed by a condo developer turn around and insulate…