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Condos tougher than feds on licensed grow ops

By Chris Jaglowitz on September 19, 2013
Posted in Declaration, By-Laws & Rules, Legislation & Regulation, Living Together

Just because the police won’t bust up licensed marijuana grow ops doesn’t mean that a condo board has no power to deal with grow ops that create an unsafe condition or nuisance or other violation of the declaration or rules.
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Another cause of owner ignorance: Lousy condo doc packages

By Chris Jaglowitz on May 10, 2013
Posted in Declaration, By-Laws & Rules, Governance

Of the many reasons for condo unit owners and purchasers being ignorant of the condo documents, at least one of them can be fixed by condo corporations themselves.
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Federal flag law now in force

By Chris Jaglowitz on June 29, 2012
Posted in Declaration, By-Laws & Rules, Legislation & Regulation

Just in time for Canada Day, a new law is effective dealing with the display of our national flag.
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Get ready for the renovation boom

By Chris Jaglowitz on February 26, 2009
Posted in Articles, Declaration, By-Laws & Rules, Maintenance & Repairs

The Home Renovation Tax Credit will likely cause a small surge of renovation work in condominium units this year, but might also bring a corresponding surge in disputes between condominium corporations and their unit owners. Here are some ideas to help avoid or minimize such disputes.
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By-law needed for condos to appeal tax assessment of units

By Chris Jaglowitz on February 14, 2009
Posted in Declaration, By-Laws & Rules, Financial Issues, Legislation & Regulation

With the March 31 deadline approaching, we discuss how condominium unit owners can act collectively to make objections and appeals from municipal property tax assessments of their condo units.
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Look before leaping — read the condo rules first!

By Chris Jaglowitz on November 20, 2008
Posted in Buying and Selling, Declaration, By-Laws & Rules

In a recent entry on the Toronto Neighbourhoods and Real Estate blog Move Smartly, lawyer Rachel Loizos offers some wise advice for prospective condo purchasers:   "Before you commit to purchasing a condo unit, make sure you have reviewed the rules."

She then lists the rules that most commonly affect purchasers and goes on…

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