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Occupancy Restrictions in Condos: Rules, By‑laws, and Common Pitfalls
Occupancy issues are coming up more often in condominiums. Boards are dealing with concerns around…
A Textbook Example of Reasonable Enforcement
Condominium enforcement disputes often turn on a simple but critical question: did the corporation take…
Why Condo Corporations Should Require Contractor Acknowledgments for Roof Work
When it comes to rooftop maintenance, what happens above can have serious consequences below. Roofs…
Policies vs. Rules: Time to Change your Rules
A recent CAT decision stresses the importance of incorporating policies into rules otherwise those policies…
Commercial Vehicle Rule- Unenforceable
In a recent Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) decision, Simcoe Condominium Corporation No. 104 v. Leary,…
Intervenor, Who?
A new motion decision from the Condo Authority Tribunal (the “CAT”) sheds some light on…
The Canadian Flag- to display or not in your Condo?
With Canada Day quickly approaching, many condominium residents will want to show their patriotism by…
