Condo
Act—consumer protection
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Boards should not be bullies
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Owners
are ultimately responsible for litigation
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Administration fees are invalid in Ontario
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Expert witnesses must be non-partisan
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The judge determines who's testimoney is most credible
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Section
134.(5) Where is the justice? |
Costs—Owner
given five-years to pay |
Legal
costs
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Appealing an arbitrator's decision
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Power of sale
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Liens
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Examining records
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Nine-year battle over examining records
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Tenant suing condo corporation
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Board of directors
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Boards purging director
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AGMs—elections
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Owners right to canvas other owners
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Condos should investigate proxy irregularities
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Board vs owner(s)
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Board sues owner over tenant issues
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The Business Judgement Rule
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Owners as vexatious litigants
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Oppression
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Noise
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Water leaks and mould
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Workplace harassment
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Running businesses in condo units
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Short-term rentals
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Damage to amenities |
Requistions
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Single-family residental units |
Entry into a private unit |
Owner vs owner
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Conditional offers
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Pet disputes
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2nd hand smoke
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Status certificates |
Owners verse the
builders |
Residental
units vs commercial units
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Shared facilities
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Forcing owners to sell |
Mental health issues
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Forcing owners to sell—mental health
issues
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Condo corporations vs management
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Condo corporations vs contractors
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Ontario Labour Relations Board
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Renters
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Buying an altered unit
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Developer vs the builder
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Defamation
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Privacy
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Court-appointed administrator |
Court
ordered termination
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Anti–SLAPP
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Suing employees as individual defendants upheld
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