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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…
Condo Corporation’s Duty to Repair After Damage
Section 89 of the Condominium Act provides that it is the Corporation’s duty to repair…
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…
Residents with Dementia – What Should a Condo Corporation Do?
A recent column in the Toronto Star focused on the problems facing a condominium corporation…
Selling Condo Superintendant Suite
Many older condominium corporations may have a superintendent suite which is part of the common…
Hoarders in Condo Units
On September 24th, 2010, a fire occurred in an apartment building at 200 Wellesley Street…
Unsuccessful Lawsuit by Condo Owner – The Cost Implications
In a previous blog, we reported on a case, Harvey v. Elgin Condominium Corporation No. 3,…
