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Hydro Expense Dispute in Mixed Commercial/Residential Condominium
There is frequently friction in mixed-use commercial/residential condominiums about the allocation and sharing of costs.…
Josh Milgrom’s Article on Unnecessary Escalation of Disputes in CondoBusiness Magazine
Josh Milgrom discusses the recent Couture v. TSCC 2187 case and the unreasonable position taken…
Police Search Rights on Condominium Common Elements – An American Case
We previously blogged about an Ontario case where a man accused of drug trafficking was…
Condo Unit Owner Awarded Damages for Condo Corporation’s Breach of Repair Obligations
In a recent case, Ryan v. YCC No. 340, a condominium unit owner was awarded…
Court Rules That Condominium Declaration Governs
In a recent case, a couple of parking unit owners challenged the common expense allocation…
Court Declares That Owners’ E-Mail Addresses Are Not Condominium Records
In a recent case, Wu v. CCC, a condominium unit owner sued the condominium corporation…
Court Orders Access to Condominium Unit
In a recent case, YCC No. 922 v. Lu, the owners of a condominium unit…
Condo Disputes – Litigation May Not be the Ideal Solution
In a recent case, a condominium corporation that incurred costs in the amount of $27,942…
Status Certificate Errors
In a recent case, a condominium management firm was held responsible to pay a condominium…
