Part 42 - 01/05/2013

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HOT TOPIC: WHEN CAN THE POLICE GAIN ACCESS TO THE COMMON ELEMENTS?

A recent criminal court case, in Ontario, dealt with this question. Here’s my summary of the case.
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York Condominium Corporation No. 82 v. Singh (Ontario Superior Court)

Owner ordered to sell unit due to contempt of previous order
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R. v. White (Ontario Superior Court)

Police illegally entered onto condominium’s common elements
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York Condominium Corporation No. 82 v. Bujold (Ontario Court of Appeal) April 3, 2013

Lien discharged because of insufficient notice of lien
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Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation No. 1498 v. Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (Ontario Assessment Review Board)

Superintendent suites have nominal value for purposes of assessment
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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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Grolam v. Leger, Bessette et Syndicat de la copropriete du 8125 à 8131 rue Nicolet (Québec Superior Court)

Appointment of a receiver is an exceptional remedy, to be ordered only in urgent, serious cases
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Boily v. Carleton Condominium Corporation 145 (Ontario Superior Court)

Condominium directors found in contempt and ordered to personally pay for reinstatement of common elements, and for costs
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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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Harvey v. Elgin Condominium Corporation No. 3 (Ontario Superior Court)

Board had the right to make changes as part of repair and maintenance
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Grey Standard Condominium Corporation No. 50 v. Grey Standard Condominium Corporation No. 46 (Ontario Superior Court)

Special award of costs in a dispute between condominium corporations
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Roy v. Syndicat des coproprietaires condo 145 Mont-Marie, (Qubec Small claims Court)

Small Claims Court does not have jurisdiction to review the decision of the Board to levy special assessment