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Alberta

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Laakso v. Condominium Corporation No. 8011365 (Alberta Queen’s Bench)

Owner not entitled to demand an exchange of outdoor parking space for indoor parking space
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Calgary Jewish Academy v. Condominium Plan 9110544 (Alberta Queen's Bench)

Lease of common property declared invalid
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Condominium Plan No. 9910225 v. Davis (Alberta Court of Queens Bench)

“Single family” provision did not prohibit live-in caregiver
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Maciejko v. Condominium Plan No. 9821495 (Alberta Court of Queen's Bench)

Corporation properly mandated to repair and maintain unit exteriors, but could not establish a reserve fund for this purpose
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Condominium Plan No. 772 1985 v. McNeil (Alberta Provincial Court)

Corporation not entitled to seek recovery of costs beyond amount awarded by Court
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Morris v. Condominium Corp. No. 074 0215 (Alberta Master)

Court orders appointment of investigator
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Condominium Corp. No. 042 5636 v. Chevillard (Alberta Master)

Fines not properly levied by Condominium Corporation. Corporation also not entitled to costs for application to remove dog that had already been removed
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Condominium Plan No. 8210034 v. King (Alberta Master)

“Test Case.” Alberta Master sets out general principles respecting the collection rights of Alberta condominium corporations
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Dollan v. The Owners, Strata Plan BCS 1589 (British Columbia Court of Appeal)

Appeal dismissed. Corporation’s refusal to allow owner to change opaque “spandrel window” to normal vision window significantly unfair. Owner permitted to change window
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Condominium Corporation No. 0321365 v. MCAP Financial Corporation (Alberta Court of Appeal)

Appeal allowed in part. There were genuine issues for trial respecting claims against the developer’s lender
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Condominium Plan No. 762 1828 v. Marusyn (Alberta Court of Appeal)

Appeal dismissed. Condominium corporation granted access to unit to carry out common element repairs (to exterior doors)
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Condominium Corporation No. 0425177 v. Jessamine (Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta - Master in Chambers)

Legal costs related to common expense collections cannot be added to lien. They can only be the subject of an unsecured claim against the owner