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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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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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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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Halloween post: When AI meets the CAT

It was late October — the season of masks, mischief, and things that are not quite what they
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Owners are entitled to records – not information or justifications behind decisions

Condo corporations take note—when it comes to records requests, the Tribunal has made it clear: you’re only expected
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Does the CAT have jurisdiction over harassment disputes?

As many of our readers likely know, certain condo disputes (but not all) fall under the jurisdiction of

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Are clients of home businesses allowed to use the visitor parking?

Most condo corporations have very limited visitor parking available to them. This requires that their use be regulated

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Are “Owners’ Handbooks” Enforceable?

Many condo corporations set out their rules in “owners’ handbooks” or “guidebooks” that are passed down from board

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