Disclosure By Developer Binds Condo Purchasers

Condominium purchasers often do not read the Disclosure documentation which accompanies their Agreement of Purchase…

Why Your Condominium Corporation May be Liable for Builder-Developer’s Actions

Most condominium boards assume that their condominium would be constructed properly and meet the minimum…

Requisition to Remove Directors – Defamation

Owners who take part in signing a requisition to remove a director should be carefully…

Condo Owner Defamation – Emails and the Internet

For some reason, condo people feel that there are different standards for making statements on-line…

How to: Remove unclaimed property (and increase condo bicycle parking)

It’s move-in day to your first downtown condo. As an avid cyclist, you’re excited to…

Common Elements Deficiency Claims – A Recent Case Decision

In a recent court decision, the court determined that it was legal for a developer…

Registration of Condominium Liens – Time is of the Essence

In a recent case, YCC No. 82 v. Bujold, the Court of Appeal considered the…

Codes of Conduct for Professionals: Far-Reaching Implications

Lawyers, accountants and other professionals, beware – we now have a very interesting Alberta Court…

Does the Tarion Appeal Process Prevent a Condominium from Commencing a Civil Action?

We are often asked by condominium corporations whether an appeal of Tarion’s final decision letter…

Noise Complaints in Condos : The Perils of Failing to Enforce Condo Rules

Property managers and condominium corporations should take noise complaints seriously or risk facing serious financial…