Part 08 - 01/11/2004

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HOT TOPIC: MANDATE OF THE BOARD

A number of recent court decisions have dealt with the decision-making authority of condominium boards of directors.  The courts have consistently said that, when a board is fulfilling its mandate or responsibility, the board’s decision should be upheld, unless:
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York Condominium Corporation No. 486 v. Bruzesse

Satellite Dish ordered removed. Owner ordered to comply with Section 83
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Wellington Condominium Corporation No. 7 v. Hughes

Maintenance of windows includes replacement at end of normal life
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Condominium Plan 8022962 v. Malinowski

Owner required to remove certain items stored in his exclusive use area. Owner entitled to keep satellite dish
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Fenwick v Parks

Court orders that Schedule of Unit Entitlement be amended to reflect actual habitable area or square footage
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Frontenac Condominium Corporation No. 49 v. McLeod and Kerr [Ontario]

Condominium Corporation entitled to access unit for required fire system upgrade
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MTCC No. 1385 v. Skyline Executive Properties Inc.

Key case related to corporation’s right to recover costs under Section 134 (5) of Condominium Act
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Halton Condominium Corporation No. 315 v. Gucciardi [Ontario]

Owner ordered to reverse unauthorized unit modification
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Albert County Condominium Corp. No. 1 v. Matthews [New Brunswick]

Condominium Corporation’s refusal of propane fireplace upheld