Enforcement | Pulver on Condos

April 11, 2024April 18, 2024Condo Living, Contracts, Enforcement

The Importance of Educating Owners and Residents About Condominium Rules

Without Rules, owners and residents would be unaware of the conduct that is and is not permitted (i.e, pets, noise, parking).

September 26, 2020April 18, 2024Case Law, Condo Board, Contracts, Enforcement

INDEMNIFICATION IN CONDOS: A POTENTIAL DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD

As owners continue to breach their governing documents, all of the relevant stakeholders (lawyers, condominium Boards, property management) need to be careful when relying on indemnification clauses, and always look at the remedy as a potential double-edged sword.

September 19, 2020April 18, 2024Condo Board, Enforcement

Improper Notice of a Lawsuit Under the Condominium Act

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.

September 11, 2020April 18, 2024Case Law, Enforcement

The Ontario Condominium Authority Tribunal – Why Is It Still So Limited?

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.