In one of our recent cases, a judge ruled that the issuance of a deficient status certificate was oppressive and…
If the police are called to break up a fight at a board meeting, most directors will recognize that a…
In Abrecht v Sheikh Al-Zoor, the Applicant brought an application before the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) with respect to an…
Owners are not allowed to modify the common elements as they please. Though owners have broader rights regarding their individual…
Multi-unit residential buildings (infelicitously acronymed as MURBs), in the forms of rental, condo, and public housing buildings, are where the…
Blaise Pascal once said, “People almost invariably arrive at their beliefs not on the basis of proof but on the…
The Condo Act requires condominium corporations to insure against damage to the common elements and (standard) units that is caused…
In the case of Rahman v. PSCC 779 (March 10, 2023), the Applicant complained about odours, vapours, smells, smoke and…
On April 3, Ontario introduced proposed amendments to the Condo Act to enhance flexibility for condo corporations wishing to implement…
Parties seeking costs awards from the CAT must understand that the Tribunal has the discretion to award costs: even if…