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Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 26 - 01/05/2009
PIPEDA Case Summary #342 (Privacy Commissioner of Canada)
Owner allowed to disclose tenants’ rent information
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 15 - 01/08/2006
Niedermeier v. York Condominium Corp. No. 50
Terminating owner’s access to common rooms not oppressive
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 15 - 01/08/2006
Metro Toronto Condominium Corporation No. 545 v. Stein (Ontario Court of Appeal)
Decision upheld on appeal
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 16 - 01/11/2006
Baliwalla v. York Condominium Corporation No. 438 (Small Claims Court)
Special assessment too high
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 15 - 01/08/2006
Wentworth Condominium Corporation No. 66 v. Margaret Hamilton May 24, 2006
Rule prohibiting dogs over 35 pounds upheld
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 15 - 01/08/2006
Boland v. Allianz Insurance Co. of Canada (Ontario)
No coverage under Directors and Officers Liability Insurance policy
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 14 - 01/05/2006
Strata Plan LMS 307 v. Krusozki
Sale of Strata Lot properly authorized
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006
Metropolitan Toronto Condominium Corporation No. 678 v. First Royal Management Inc.
Dispute respecting the sharing of costs related to a shared parking garage
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006
Simcoe Condominium Corporation No. 78 v. Simcoe Condominium Corporation Nos. 50, 52, 53, 56, 59, 63 and 64 - Superior Court Decision
Shared facilities committee has authority to make most decisions respecting shared facilities
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006
Peel Standard Condominium Corporation No. 668 v. Dayspring Phase I Ltd.
Condo loan approved
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 13 - 01/02/2006
York Condominium Corporation No. 382 v. Jay-M Holdings Ltd.
Court rules that fifteen-year ultimate limited period has expired
Jurisdiction: Ontario 2006 Part 14 - 01/05/2006
Niagara North Condominium Corporation No. 125 v. Waddington [(See Condo Cases Across Canada, Part 13 (February 2006)]
Going to the Court of Appeal
In this case, both the landlord of a unit and the condominium corporation had been unsuccessful in their attempts to enforce a “No-Pets” provision in the condominium corporation’s declaration. The condominium corporation has appealed to the Ontario Court of Appeal. The appeal is scheduled to be heard in the Fall of 2006.
Niagara North Condominium Corporation No. 125 v. Waddington.pdf