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Condo Owner Ordered to Remove Unauthorized Renovations?

Condo owners may not have the final say over renovations inside their units. A recent court decision confirms
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Can Condos Tow Inoperable Vehicles Left in Visitor Parking?

A wrecked, inoperable vehicle sat in visitor parking for two weeks. The condo towed it but got stuck
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Goodbye “Owner-Occupied” position. Say Hello to the “Non-Leased” position!

The “owner-occupied” position gets more than just a new name! Upcoming condo law changes overhaul who qualifies, how
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Can Condo Managers Represent Corporations at the CAT?

New rules clarify management's role in a CAT proceeding: assist with the case, but leave legal advocacy to
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Can Condos Prohibit E-Bikes and E-Scooters?

The CAT gives blanket e-bike bans the green light: properly adopted, uniformly enforced safety rules can stand, even
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Webinar: Legal Fee Chargebacks: Now What?

The law governing condo legal fee chargebacks has changed, and condos must now rethink how they recover legal
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New CAT Rules Coming October 1: Here’s What You Need to Know

The CAT is getting a facelift: a new online platform, new rules, easier service, tighter timelines—and a notable
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Major Overhaul of Requisitioned Meetings: What You Need to Know

Effective December 31, significant changes will affect how condo owners requisition meetings. Here's everything you need to know.
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Open Book, Not Open Season: CAT Pushes Back on a Records Fishing Expedition

Drafts, working papers and calculations aren't corporate records. The CAT draws the line between transparency and fishing expedition.
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Condo Owner Ordered to Remove Unauthorized Renovations?

Condo owners may not have the final say over renovations inside their units. A recent court decision confirms
Read More

Can Condos Tow Inoperable Vehicles Left in Visitor Parking?

A wrecked, inoperable vehicle sat in visitor parking for two weeks. The condo towed it but got stuck
Read More

Goodbye “Owner-Occupied” position. Say Hello to the “Non-Leased” position!

The “owner-occupied” position gets more than just a new name! Upcoming condo law changes overhaul who qualifies, how
Read More

Can Condo Managers Represent Corporations at the CAT?

New rules clarify management's role in a CAT proceeding: assist with the case, but leave legal advocacy to
Read More

Can Condos Prohibit E-Bikes and E-Scooters?

The CAT gives blanket e-bike bans the green light: properly adopted, uniformly enforced safety rules can stand, even
Read More

Webinar: Legal Fee Chargebacks: Now What?

The law governing condo legal fee chargebacks has changed, and condos must now rethink how they recover legal
Read More

New CAT Rules Coming October 1: Here’s What You Need to Know

The CAT is getting a facelift: a new online platform, new rules, easier service, tighter timelines—and a notable
Read More

Major Overhaul of Requisitioned Meetings: What You Need to Know

Effective December 31, significant changes will affect how condo owners requisition meetings. Here's everything you need to know.
Read More

Open Book, Not Open Season: CAT Pushes Back on a Records Fishing Expedition

Drafts, working papers and calculations aren't corporate records. The CAT draws the line between transparency and fishing expedition.
Read More
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