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Targeted Ads in Condo Elevators
Some condominium corporations allow digital advertisements to be broadcast in their elevators. This can be…
The Uncertainties in Buying a Pre-Construction Condominium
Most buyers of pre-construction condominiums understand that there are a number of uncertainties that go…
Proxies are gone! Electronic Voting is here.
Our group at Lash Condo Law has been working with our condominium corporation clients to…
New and Updated Policies for Condominium Corporations- Cannabis and Privacy Policies
Condominium corporations should be reviewing their existing policies and ensure that any those policies deal…
Condo Owner Makes Human Rights Complaint Over Mould in Unit
A Vancouver condo owner with mould in her unit filed a complaint with the British…
Condo Owner Loses Court Proceedings to Raise Common Expenses
In a recent case, Patterson v. YCC No. 70, a condominium unit owner sued the…
Electronic Voting has started for Condominium Corporations
Many condominium corporations have started to pass Electronic Voting by-laws to allow owners to vote…
Accommodating Disabled Condo Residents
In a recent case in Hawaii, a jury awarded a condo unit owner $1.7 million…
Condo Owner Uses Unit as an Airbnb Hostel
In a prior blog post we reported about a unit owner who was awarded damages…
