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The Importance of Full Disclosure in Status Certificates
A status certificate is a crucial document for prospective purchasers. This document serves as a…
2023: A Condo Year-End Review
“Another year over. And what have we done?” It has been a busy year for…
Condo Director Training Requirements
Condominium directors hold important positions with many responsibilities, and so it is crucial that they…
October 1st Condominium Act changes- How to Prepare
We previously blogged about Bill 91 and its impact on condominium corporations as of October…
Beware of Convoluted, Non-existent or Onerous Termination Clauses
Most standard contracts for services in the condo industry include termination clauses – while the…
Intervenor, Who?
A new motion decision from the Condo Authority Tribunal (the “CAT”) sheds some light on…
Disclosure of Condo Election Results- Managers Beware!
Three months ago I did a poll on Linked In with the following question ”…
2021- Condo Year in Review
It’s December, and many people are looking forward to the sights, sounds, colours, foods, gifts…
Condo Authority Tribunal Decision- Loss of Quorum
The recent Condo Authority Tribunal (“CAT”) decision, Kalinitchenko v. York Region Common Elements Condominium Corporation…