While Boards still need to make best efforts to comply with section 23 of the Condominium Act, the York Condominium Corp. No. 46 v. Medhurst, Hogg & Associates Ltd. et al. case recognizes that mistakes happen and that “nullifying” a lawsuit is a very serious remedy that could hurt the condominium corporation and its owners.
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A recent article published on CBC calls into question whether a condominium can charge an occupancy fee. If a bylaw permits a building to charge fees for “extra” occupants, then in the absence of a court order, owners are required to pay.
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It’s been a roller coaster in the condominium world. This article will focus on the CAO, the Condominium Authority Tribunal, and some of my early observations.
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Law Times recently posted an article focusing on the fact that, barring exceptional circumstances, the new Condominium Tribunal won’t award costs to successful litigants. Here’s how it’ll effect corporations and owners.
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Condominiums in Ontario are self-governed by an elected Board of Directors. This leaves condominium Directors with a significant amount of discretion and […]
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The proposed Cannabis Act has been a frequent source of discussion amongst condominium corporations, owners, property managers and lawyers. Everyone is eager to understand what impact (if any) the legislation will have on those living in condominium communities.
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