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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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Are Condo Owners Entitled to Access Legal Invoices?

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Are Condo Corporations Responsible for Dog Attacks on Common Elements?

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Fire Code Charges – Who is at Risk?

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Can Condos Terminate Pre-turnover Management Agreements Without Penalty?

Section 111 gives condos a real exit from pre-turnover management agreements, with no costly strings attached. A new
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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.
Read More

Are Condo Owners Entitled to Access Legal Invoices?

When legal fees are charged back, owners often turn to records requests to see what's behind the charge.
Read More

Are Condo Corporations Responsible for Dog Attacks on Common Elements?

When a dog bites in the lobby, does the condo get bitten too? The Court of Appeal says
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5 Things Condo Managers Must Do When Served With a Claim

So your condo has been sued. Now what? Here are the first 5 critical steps a condo manager
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Fire Code Charges – Who is at Risk?

Condos and managers can be charged under the Fire Code. Having a fire safety plan is not enough:
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Vexatious Litigants: How Many Cat Cases Is Too Many?

How many CAT cases must someone bring before they are declared to be a vexatious litigant? Here is
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Can Condos Terminate Pre-turnover Management Agreements Without Penalty?

Section 111 gives condos a real exit from pre-turnover management agreements, with no costly strings attached. A new
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How Long Must Condos Retain Records?

Condos are drowning in records… and records requests. This is creating uncertainty, risk, and frustration as boards and
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