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Kitec, Tenders and Summary Judgment
Organizing the process to replace Kitec piping is a serious and expensive endeavour. Recently, on…
Police Surveillance Cameras in Condominiums
Should police be entitled to install video cameras in the condominium common elements in order…
Condominium Corporation’s Right to Enter Unit – A Recent Case
In a recent case, MTCC No. 1328 v. 2145401 Ontario Inc., a condo unit owner…
Court Orders Condo Owner to Enter into Section 98 Agreement
After a condo unit owner constructed a backyard deck on the common elements abutting the…
Condo Corporation Not Responsible for Parking Garage Vandalism – A Recent Case
In a recent case, Friedich v. MTCC No. 1018, a condominium resident unsuccessfully sued the…
Court Declares that Condo Developer Made Inadequate Disclosure of Material Changes and Acted Oppressively
In a recent decision, TSCC No. 2051 v. Georgian Clairlea Inc., the Ontario Court of…
Costs Awards by the Condominium Authority Tribunal – Another Instalment in the Lahrkamp Saga
In a recent blog posting, we reported about a decision from the Ontario Condominium Authority…
The Lahrkamp Saga Continues Before the Condominium Authority Tribunal
In a prior blog post we reported about a decision from the Ontario Superior Court…
Looking Back at Condominium Law in 2018 – The Highlights
As we are quickly approaching a new year, we’ve taken a look back at the…
