05/12/2026– Jurisdiction Ontario
Part 94 published on 01/06/2026
Application to appoint an administrator dismissed
An application to appoint an administrator or inspector was dismissed as the court found no evidence of board inability or misconduct. Such appointments are considered a last resort and were not justified in this instance.
The Court said:
I find that the Applicant has not produced sufficient evidence that the Board of Condo 1106 has demonstrated any inability to manage the condominium’s affairs to a degree, which would justify the appointment of an administrator or an inspector or that any of the above five factors set out above in Skyline apply to this situation.
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Since an administrator should only be appointed as a last resort, I find that the Applicant has failed to demonstrate that the Board of Condo 1106 is unable to manage the condominium. I also find that the evidence adduced by the Applicant does not disclose any good reason to replace the owners’ right to manage the condominium’s affairs through an elected Board of Directors. It is in the process of negotiating amendments to the SFA which is appropriate conduct in the circumstances and is not neglecting the management of Condo 1106.
Ty v. Ottawa-Carleton Standard Condominium Corporation No. 1106, 2026 ONSC 2794