Categories: Canada Articles

The Duty to Reasonably Investigate Complaints (ON)

In the case of TSCC 1978 v. Hackman, the CAT dealt with noise complaints (made by other residents) against a particular owner (Mr. Hackman). But at the same time, the CAT also dealt with complaints from Mr. Hackman about noise created by others.   Read the article………………………..

Editor

Recent Posts

Philippines: House unanimously approves proposed Condominium Redevelopment Act

The measure providing for the redevelopment of condominiums in the country has been unanimously approved…

7 hours ago

Shining a Light on Rooftop Solar for Massachusetts Condo Owners

After the Trustees of his condominium refused his request for an Architectural Variance to install…

7 hours ago

Iowans struggle to find homeowners insurance as companies pullout of the state

David Langston is the President of Beaver Creek Homeowners Association and one of his many…

7 hours ago

Real Estate Counselor: Horrific fall due to rotted balcony leads to condo litigation (FL)

A March ruling by Florida’s First District Court of Appeal and the 2016 incident behind…

7 hours ago

Southampton man convicted of fraud, money laundering (NY)

Officials said that Slothower devised a scheme to misappropriate more than $1 million from clients…

7 hours ago

Condo Smarts: No specified time period for project completion (BC)

Dear Tony: Thank you for your column last week regarding levy refunds.  Our strata council…

7 hours ago