STACK LLP officially opens its doors on January 1, 2026. We’re building a smarter, sharper, more connected way to deliver condo law. We’re excited to start working with you in the new year!
STACK LLP officially opens its doors on January 1, 2026. We’re building a smarter, sharper, more connected way to deliver condo law. We’re excited to start working with you in the new year!
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The timely payment of common expenses (commonly referred to as “condo fees”) is essential to the survival of
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We already blogged on smoking restrictions in common elements and on exclusive-use balconies. But what about smoking in
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There is no shortage of reported legal cases where pets and condominium corporations are adversaries. Many cases deal
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As most of Ontario was hit with its first snow storm of the winter, I sat down to
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In a recent Ottawa decision**, the court confirmed again that condominium corporations must be careful to properly balance
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My previous post dealing with the rights and obligations of condo tenants focused on owner’s obligations when leasing
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We are often asked what can be done about a rogue director or about a director who acts
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Many condominium corporations have rules imposing weight restrictions on pets allowed in the condominium. These restrictions often oppose
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Last week, the court rendered a lengthy decision in the Ballingall matter. In this court case, we represented
