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Tips & Tricks for Successfully Passing By-laws
Most condo by-laws require a majority of units to vote in favour of the by-law…
Court Refuses to Order Removal of Longstanding Common Element Addition
A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court provides an important reminder for condominium corporations…
Status Certificates, Information Certificates and Annual Returns: Why So Complicated?
If you have ever tried to make sense of a condominium’s paperwork, you know it…
Director Elections: Something To Consider
Though Ontario’s first Condominium Act was adopted in 1970, owner elections were not mentioned until…
New Year Legal Check-In for Condominium Corporations
The start of a new year is an ideal time for condominium corporations to pause,…
Formatting Matters: CAT Decision Highlights Record-Keeping Standards
In Bernard v. Carleton Condominium Corporation No. 111, the unit owner, Elizabeth Bernard, requested a…
Confessions of a Condo Lawyer – Part Two: Behind the Scenes
When I posted Part One of this series, I didn’t expect the response it received.…
When Communication Crosses the Line: Lessons from PCC 96 v. C.L.
In the recent case of Peel Condominium Corporation No. 96 v. C.L., the Ontario Superior…
The Turnover Meeting: A Critical Milestone for a Condominium
Whether you’re a new condo owner, a freshly elected board member, or a seasoned condominium…
