Section 112 of the Condominium Act (the “Act”) permits the new board elected after the…
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Condo Abuse of Power- Board of Directors
Unit owner disputes between owners or between owners and the board, can often lead to…
What remedy is available when a Condominium corporation treats owners unfairly?
A complaint that we often hear from condominium owners is that they are being treated…
Condominium Pool Safety
The Toronto Star has now obtained public health data which reveals that there have been…
Can Condominiums Prevent Short-Term Leasing Of Units?
Recently, owners living in an exclusive condominium complex downtown asked me whether there was anything…
Common Expense Default
Can owners withhold their common expenses if they are engaged in litigation with the Corporation?…
Condominium Act Review and Public Consultation
The Ontario government recently announced that it would be undertaking a review of the Condominium Act and public…
Does the Limitations Act Apply to Breaches of the Condominium Act?
In a recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court, an owner who modified an exclusive…
Q & A from Our Battle of the Proxies Seminar
We were unable to respond to all of the on-line questions submitted at our Battle…
Court Declares Lien Against Condo Unit Invalid
In a recent case, Pearson v. CCC No.178, the court considered whether a condominium corporation…
