Part 45 - 01/02/2014

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HOT TOPIC: ALBERTA

A recent Alberta decision expresses the obligation of a condominium corporation to investigate potential problems. Here’s my summary of the case:
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Peel Condominium Corporation No. 304 v. Hirsi (Ontario Superior Court)

Court orders sale of unit
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Whitehorse Condominium Corp. No. 95 v. 37724 Yukon Inc. (Yukon Territory Supreme Court)

Court orders amendment to condominium declaration and plan
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Middlesex Condominium Corp. No. 232 v. Middlesex Condominium Corp. No. 232 (Owners and Mortgagees of) (Ontario Divisional Court)

Divisional Court (on appeal) overturns one of two cost awards against former directors personally
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Hnatiuk v. Condominium Corp. No. 032 2411 (Alberta Queen's Bench)

Condominium corporation had a duty to investigate potential risks to heath and safety
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Simcoe Vacant Land Condominium No. 272 v. Blue Shores Developments Ltd. (Ontario Superior Court)

Condominium corporation and its owners had no current right to the clubhouse, owned by the declarant
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Wentworth Condominium Corp. No. 34 v. Taylor (Ontario Superior Court)

Owner responsible for costs due to misbehavior of her spouse
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Toronto Standard Condominium Corp. No. 1908 v. Stefco Plumbing and Mechanical Contracting Inc. (Ontario Superior Court)

Condominium corporation not entitled to lien for “old” arrears
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Strata Plan VR 390 v. Harvey (B.C. Supreme Court)

Court finds residents in breach, but declines to order sale of unit. Instead, Court issues compliance order
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Box v. Middlesex Condominium Corporation No. 474 (Ontario Human Rights Tribunal)

Condominium corporation agrees to allow hot tub
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Peel Condominium Corp. No. 98. v. Pereira (Ontario Superior Court)

Court orders owner to comply with Act, Declaration, By-Laws and Rules; Court declines to order sale of unit at this time
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Stagg v. Condominium Plan 882-2999 (Alberta Queen's Bench)

Condominium corporation ordered to pay full indemnity costs