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Alberta

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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
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The Owners: Condominium Plan No. 872287 v. Callaghan (Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta - Master in Chambers)

Condominium corporation has no right to lien for recovery of “individual obligation”
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Hillview Park Condominium Corporation 8120257 v. Exit Realty Fort McMurray (Alberta Provincial Court)

Manager entitled to compensation in lieu of proper notice of termination
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Condominium Corporation No. 1011382 v. La Caille Eighth Street Inc. (Court of Queen's Bench)

Bylaws exempted developer’s vacant units from condominium fees for first year
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In the Matter of a Plan of Compromise or Arrangement of Medican Holdings Ltd., Axxess (Grande Prairie) Developments Ltd., et al (Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta)

Condominium was “substantially complete” despite construction deficiencies. Proceeds of remaining sales not to be held in trust
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Condominium Plan No. 772 1806 v. Gobeil (Alberta Court of Queen's Bench)

Court orders condominium corporation to reconsider its decision requiring that the owners relocate their shed
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Bank of Montreal and CIBC v. 7177232 Canada Incorporated et al (Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta)

Condominium status terminated and property ordered sold as a single parcel
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Condominium Corporation No. 0825873 v. 1246153 Alberta Ltd. (Alberta Court of Queen's Bench)

Corporation’s claim for common expense arrears is a “continuing claim”
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Condominium Corporation 811024 v. Farkus (Alberta Court of Appeal)

Court has power to order eviction of owner, but declines to do so in this case