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Condo Corporation Unfairly Disregards Unit Owner- “Pay and Display” Parking
A dispute about whether commercial parking units in a condominium could be operated on a…
Directors Found to be in Contempt Ordered to Pay $96,000 in Legal Fees
We previously blogged about the Boily case involving a dispute between some owners and the directors…
Condominium Act 2014? Manager Licensing
The sensational stories in the news over the past few years, about condominium corporations left…
Should condominium boards consult the owners before implementing changes ? (Part II)
In this series of posts, we are focusing on the level of owner consultation required…
New Year Construction Projects: Not Before a Clearance Certificate
In the New Year, condo corporations and their managers should pay close attention to new…
Bad Faith and the Costs of Ignoring a Court Order
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently released its much anticipated decision in the ongoing Boily…
Perils of Refusing to Mediate
Section 132(4) of the Condominium Act (the “Act”) provides that every declaration shall be deemed…
Should the board consult the owners before implementing changes ? (Part III)
In our previous posts on this topic, we looked at the level of consultation required…
