Part 18 - 01/05/2007

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HOT TOPIC: WHEN DOES MAINTENANCE INCLUDE A "CHANGE"?

Two recent Court cases – one in Manitoba and one in Ontario – dealt with window replacement projects and the following question: Was owner approval required?
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Pham v. Strata Plan NW 2003

Landlord responsible for damage caused by “grow op” operation carried out in landlord’s unit
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Gagné c. Syndicat de copropriété Condominium L’Escale

Meeting procedures, although imperfect, found to be acceptable. Owner’s claim for defamation against President dismissed.
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Peel Standard Condominium Corp. No.721 v. Derveni

Owners ordered to remove walkway
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Graham v. Shannon Estates Villas Condominium Corp.

Board unreasonably refused to grant consent to owner’s proposed common element modification
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Smith v. Strata Plan LMS 1821

Court orders change to unit entitlements to reflect actual habitable areas
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Niagara North Condominium Corporation No. 125 v. Waddington

Condominium corporation’s appeal respecting “no pets” provision dismissed
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Zafir v. York Condominium Corp. No. 632

Owner not responsible for deductible
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London Condominium Corp. No. 13 v. Awaraji (Ontario Court of Appeal)

Owners ordered to remove satellite dishes
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Briggs v. Winnipeg Condominium Corp. No. 30

Window replacement project required majority approval from owners, but not 80% approval (non substantial change)
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Browne v. Strata Plan 582

Strata Corporation authorized to levy special assessment
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York Region Condominium Corporation No. 772 v. Lombard Canada Limited (Superior Court)

Contractor’s insurance gave coverage for damage resulting from contractor’s negligence